Reccommendations for cook top

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

Why would you have to? If it's hardlined and you put in an inside shutoff, you shouldn't have to mess with it except when you're switching it out.

[East Coast Hustle]

you missed the part where I said I was using some scrap copper line and a blue Rhino tank, huh?

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

I read what you said, I was making recommendations for anyone else who wanted to use propane, for hardlining it through the wall.

[Suu]

I hate my gas stove. It's a piece of shit.

It's so bad, in fact, that Richter named it "Amelia Earhart" because the pilot is always out.

[East Coast Hustle]

first, check to make sure it's not sitting right where you have a heavy draft.

if there's not a bad draft there, check under the burners to make sure that the tubes that feed the gas from the burner to the pilot (allowing the gas to backlight and set off the burners) are in good shape. If they're rusted out and have holes in them, that will channel any slight air current right to the pilot and frequently make it go out.

[Suu]

Oh it's a rusted piece of shit. Eventually I will ask the landlords for a new one, but the hookup on the wall is antiquated, so we could be fucked.

[East Coast Hustle]

installing a new hookup is pretty easy. Don't let your landlord use that as any sort of excuse.

[Sir Squid Diddimus]

i had an electric coil doodad stove when i moved in but it kept shocking me so i asked the landlord for a new one.
i got a flat top. this one.


i hope he didn't pay much for it.
it gets the job done but it isn't fantastic.
HOWEVER it doesn't shock me when i turn the knob or grab the handle on my skillet, so i can't complain.
it cooks fine enough once you get used to the heat controls and the oven is nice.

i miss gas. i had it in an apartment years and years ago.