Induction Cooktop vs Electric | Which Is Right for You in 2022?

[@fernandogalvan607]

This video stated that one of the disadvantages of an electric cooktop is that people point out its disadvantages. WTF??

[@akouvisedo7558]

Lol

[@rutgerhoutdijk3547]

It's AI generated

[@Spudst3r]

AI generated nonsense.

[@Ignisan_66]

Crappy AI generated garbage content. YT should start regulating this AI garbage scam content cause its getting out of control.

[@theluc1f3r93]

Electric: +work with almost everything +fast +ez to clean +safety lock -it is sometimes so fast, you look in fridge and soup, water etc is out of pot -safety that can child or even dog/cat turn of by cover button -problematic cleaning right after cooking, you have to wait for cool down or be careful when it is hot -even water flowed up pot will burn and need to be cleaned -bit ez to scratch -burned bottoms of any pot, pan,… -higher electricity cost but just a bit Induction: +fast +no heat, safe for touching and for kids/animals +can be cleaned right after cooking and even while cooking +if any liquid spil out of pot etc. Ez to clean even when cooking +bit harder do scratch +not burned bottom of pots, pans,.. +less electricity cost, but still both are not that much +work with many pots you have at home +not burned bottoms -work only with proper materials (stainless, metal,.. but mostly not with old pans and pots). -every different materials behave different (faster heating to low or non heating at all). -you may have to rebuy pots, pans,… -ez to not spot it is turned on, that lower life span So here are mine pros and cons, both have good life spans, but for me best, more ez to use and safe is Induction.

[@Laraib_Iqbal]

Thankyou so much for your great guide ✨❤️🥺

[@theluc1f3r93]

@@Laraib_Iqbal you are welcome :) That is why I make time to write it :) to help others, when author did not :)

[@zawaprz]

radiation ===> road to get cancer.. sooner.. later.. unknown when, but know for 'if'.

[@andrewkorin]

Thanks. That was helpful. The video is unfortunately AI-generated...

[@theluc1f3r93]

@@andrewkorin you are welcome :) Sure, that is why I reply mine cons/pros from old flat and new one. Both Are ok, but better work is with induction. From electric I had plenty burns :D Even it probably cost you bit more as it self than electric, and you probably have to buy new pots, pans etc. Still best choice.

[@alternativeaquascaping517]

Thanks. This tell me nothing about either

[@Crownedlilies]

I recently bought my first home and it has an electric range with coils. I hate electric stove tops and have always had gas in the past so I'm thinking if I can't replace the electric with a gas range I might try induction.

[@billsquires1781]

No real information given about the advantages or disadvantages

[@kenloskamp8395]

The moment I hear that droning fake voice on a video I turn it off. Horrible

[@who-gives-a-toss_Bear]

Induction is electric. What we are here for is which is most efficient and why it’s better?

[@cr16219]

Yes, or in the case of my wife, induction cookware is the direction electric is going. The cookware she prefers is induction. Remember to bring the magnet along if you're shopping for induction cookware.

[@esco.letsgo]

Induction is more efficient than both electric and gas stove 💯

[@NipplesOfDestiny]

The energy savings are almost insignificant. 5-10% when compared to a regular electric. Over a year youd be lucky to save $100, if you cooked every day pretty much all day long. Its very overhyped

[@grigor_karagozian6931]

great explanation it was very helpful

[@michaelsingh843]

Thanks for not boiling water on the cook tops! Electricity usage is about the same cooking for a fixed time.

[@jdsenuk]

At 2:19 it states "A current of electricity alternates as it passes through the copper coil and directly to the cookware". I am not sure what the video is trying to say? Are they suggesting electricity passes through the cookware? what BS.

[@KingBravo-lo3vc]

Not one word about exactly how much less energy induction uses. I can pay for a lot of electricity with the difference in price.

[@gavingreenhorn]

I wonder if videos like that are generated by neural network from start to finish.

[@mirola73]

No one ever talks about cooking on halogen, which is electric, but not the same as ceramic.

[@cptkirkpyro5656]

uh... halogen is a group of gaseous elements.

[@joesmith942]

Hire a narrator. Not that expensive and will pay for itself.

[@tomaszstarzZz]

This is pure rubbish, move on to next video

[@WendyHannan-pt7ez]

Thanks, it’s hard to get the right information.

[@miccrewwave457]

lol vid

[@BrianB-r2m]

This is some weird A I s h / t

[@PAIKUN.]

I hate robot voice overlays

[@joshuaborem7063]

Robots narrating gets thumbs down.

[@jonanderson4280]

👎👎👎👎 you had to use an AI to narrate

[@mattshifu]

Fake

[@deamondepicksaxe]

Why so many dislikes

[@helldoom3x]

Gas

[@davishoang3919]

How many dislikes?

[@leighmueller958]

Because its useless and a robot does the narration. What isn't to dislike?

[@deamondepicksaxe]

@@davishoang3919 they hid the dislikes