Forgive my ignorance, but why would this necessitate the tenant replacing their pots and pans?
New potsâŚ.they have to be magnetic so iron or steel, not aluminium.
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Thanks for your quick reply.
You learn something new every day.
I like ceramic hobs as they are easy to keep clean, and not overly pricey, the tenants were very impressed with them, and have all been OK with them so far. Any cooker will be destroyed if it isnât looked after or suffers the effect that time and cleaning has on it, and I wouldnât be so upset if it hadnât cost a fortune in the first place.
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good pots for induction are unaffordable these days, I have induction over the last 10 yrs not by choice by necessity as the house has no central gas. Donât regret at all, very fast cooking compared to gas which gets wasted heating dead space, also clean surface, no more hard work of cleaning gas burners, renters have blocked gas burners and when this happens it is a nightmare. However induction can break if not looked after. So I would put cheaper ceramic ones in a property to let.
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