[Colorado-Talk] anybody know anything about accessible Induction stoves?

[Curtis Chong]

Hi Theresa:

 

If you aren't able to put your hands on the range you are planning to buy before you buy it, shop somewhere else<smile>. I find that Mountain View Appliances lets me turn on the stove and determine the sensitivity of any touch screen controls before I put down any money. Louisville is a bit far away. The last time I shopped, I went to the Broadway store. Hoping that store is still open.

 

Kind regards,

 

Curtis Chong

 

 

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Subject: [Colorado-Talk] anybody know anything about accessible Induction stoves?

 

Hi all,

I’m getting an induction range. Does anyone have one they find accessible?

Thanks for any thoughts here.  😊

 

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