Range or eye level cooker
Northern Ireland
7 years ago
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Cakelady
7 years agoI've changed from a Range to two Neff slide and hide eye level ovens and have a Neff induction hob. I cook and bake a lot and absolutely love the new appliances far more than my Range. They are much easier to clean and getting things in and out of the oven and checking on the food is far easier with the eye level ovens.
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