New homes in the US may not be “electrical ready” after an international standards agency excluded building electrification measures from its latest energy code.
Induction suffers a lot from a “people are really silly” problem. Every time I talk about how great it is, how much I love my induction stove, the person I’m talking to goes “BUT YOU HAVE TO BUY SPECIFIC POTS THO.” As if it uses some rare special pot and you have to go out of your way for it, when the reality is that everything I owned and probably everything they owned works just fine.
Induction suffers a lot from a “people are really silly” problem. Every time I talk about how great it is, how much I love my induction stove, the person I’m talking to goes “BUT YOU HAVE TO BUY SPECIFIC POTS THO.” As if it uses some rare special pot and you have to go out of your way for it, when the reality is that everything I owned and probably everything they owned works just fine.