New Bora induction hob with down draft
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Sonia
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POLL: Gas or induction hob?
Comments (52)I love gas, it gives you great control, my food is so much better, less burning, better crusts on steaks... and gas and copper are increadibly fast to repond for delicate sauces - something the induction pots and pans I have used so far just can't match. Add to that, gas works when there is no electricity - a problem where I live - and is incredibly inexpensive compared to electricity. I grew up using gas, and I was soooo jealous of all my friends who had electric, until I finally got electric in my first home. it was TERRIBLE! Jealousy gone, I spent 15 years in agony in the kitchen until I could aford to go back to gas. Now, with induction, it is faster to respond than electricity, but it still requires electricity, and I'm still dealing with the learning curve. It is easier to do a wipedown from simple, non-technical cooking, but you have to be very careful, as the glass tops scratch, and are fragile and much of my beautiful cookware is useless - my heavy cast iron scratches, and can easily shatter an induction top and my lovely copper cookware doesn't work on induction. So, I vote for both. A couple of induction burners for what it does best, and using my multiply stainless steel, and for quick cleanup and gas where it excels....See MoreDown draft extractor??
Comments (4)Down drafts are very effective but also more expensive than standard extractors. Remember you need to allow quite a bit of space if you are fitting one behind a hob but you can get ones that are designed to sit to one side. The newer option is for a flush mounted ceiling extractor that is extremely neat and unobtrusive and could be a good option for you if you have the option to extract out through the ceiling void, depends on whether you have joists running in the right direction and whether you are having building work done so it could be part of the project...See MoreBora or Miele - Induction hobs with built in ventilation
Comments (15)Hi Sasha! We know we might be a little late to the party, but If you are still looking for recommendations on hobs with built-in worktop extractors, we have a fantastic range available to suit your needs and budget! Please do get in contact if we can be of any assistance....See MoreBORA X Pure v BORA Pure
Comments (35)Ive had two Bora Basics so far. Both times when purchasing ive looked at the competition and other options. If im honest the Bora represents value for money compared to those other options. Especially if you dont want an extractor in your eyeline over your island/peninsula, or a flush mounted ceiling extractor. A decent induction hob + the costs assassociated with buying and fitting a flush ceiling extractor will be at least as expensive as the Bora Pure. The fact it’s a beautiful looking bit of kit is just a bonus!! PS im now looking at my third Bora (due to a flood) and for me its still the best option. Currently trying to convince my wife we need the X Pure!...See MoreEllie
4 years agoI was about to post similar. I used a wok 2 days in a row and there are bad marks now, these are not spilled food stains as there was nothing spilled. The wok said suitable for induction
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