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Updated over 11 years ago on . Most recent reply

Induction cooktops or stick with gas?
So in my area the homes are more high end than starter homes. I'm wondering if you guys are making the jump to induction cooktops or sticking with tried and true gas cooktops. A high quality gas cooktop makes a statement when you walk into the kitchen. The induction cooktops while gaining popularity, don't have the same "wow factor".
Thoughts?