[blparent] Stove talk

[Jo Elizabeth Pinto]

Hi.  My mother had a flat top stove, and I hated it.  I found it difficult 
to keep the pan on the burner, and I toasted my fingers a few times.  If I 
were to buy a stove, it would be the kind with solid metal burners.

Jo Elizabeth

It is easy--terribly easy--to shake a man's faith in himself. To take 
advantage of that to break a man's spirit is devil's work. Take care of what 
you are doing. Take care.--George Bernard Shaw in "Candide"
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Karla Hudson" <HudsonKC at msu.edu>
To: <blparent at nfbnet.org>
Sent: Saturday, December 27, 2008 2:33 PM
Subject: [blparent] Stove talk


> Hi there,
>
> We went through this when we bought our stove.  I was really nervous about
> buying a flat top stove.  I just love the one we purchased.  It is a GE 
> Pro.
> Probably on the higher end.  However, I can type the temperature in for 
> the
> oven.  Yes, none of that crazy arrowing stuff and having to remember.  It
> has a key pad just like a microwave oven.  Also, we have knobs for the
> burners.  Some stoves now use arrows to change the temp. on the burners.
> What a joke!  I don't know about all of you but with two kids who has time
> for all this memorizing.  My sister is blind as well and just bought one
> similar to mine (Kenmore) at sears for a bit cheaper.  The flat top is 
> easy
> to use just place the pot approximately where you think it goes and turn 
> on
> the heat.  You can feel above if the pot is on there evenly as the heat is
> coming on.  Good luck and don't short yourself a great stove you will be
> cooking for years on the item you choose so make it a good one.
>
>
>
>
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