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Flat Top Stoves and Cast Iron 2016-11-09 22:44:41 Post No. 8263086
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Got a CA recently and I'm loving using it, since it allows me to get the most heat of our shitty glass flat top stove.
I keep hearing you shouldn't use CA on these types of stoves though. If I'm not totally retarded is it safe or will I eventually just scratch the shit out of the top?
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>>8263086
Don't know why I abbreviated Cast Iron as CA, meant to put CI.
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Well scratching would only be the start of it.
Cast iron is heavy and rough. All it would take is one drop and it would shatter the whole cook top.
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>>8263107
If the pot is painted I doubt it will scratch the glass and if you're a big enough retard to drop a heavy pot on your stove it wouldn't matter if it was glass or not
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>>8263086
IRON IS ABRASIVE BY NATURE SO YOU DO RISK SCRATCHES WITH EVEEY USE
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>>8263086
I use it all the time on one. You just have to be intelligent and strong enough to lift straight up before moving it, always.
That's probably questionable since you own a glass cooktop instead of gas. Just kidding. I have glass because I live in bumfuck nowhere and the only gas is propane which is an unregulated ripoff beyond anything known to man.
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Glass is harder than iron
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