Recommendation for Easy to Clean 36 inch All-Gas Range?
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Comments (12)I have a 48" self-clean CC and my large oven is the same as a 36" self-clean CC range. I can tell you that the oven is plenty big enough because it can fit full sheets. I have two thoughts on the oven size. 1) The interior wall of the CC measures 27" across. Let's say another manufacturer's oven measures 28" across. Statistically, that's your 1+ cu ft difference. Now practically speaking, what does extra inch do for you? If you use a full sheet or even half sheets, you're not going to fit anything else. Say you go to 9" pans. You still going to get three across in both. How about 5" loaf pans that measure 6" across the top? Both get four across. Go through your collection of pans and go through your combinations and then decide if there really is any practical difference. 2) The self-clean CC has channels in the side wall for the racks. Most other ranges have metal racks mounted to the side wall to support the racks. They measure from wall to wall for the specs, not rack to rack. So that extra inch really isn't a full inch anymore. It's maybe only half an inch now, practically speaking. What is the real difference? As a CC owner who just went through a grueling cooking week where I hosted 25 for Christmas, 15 for New Years Eve and 16 for New Years Day Brunch. I did everything from baking cookies to baking bread, from roasting pork belly on the rotisserie to roasting a beef tenderloin, from cooking bacon and sausages to frittatas. Not once was the large oven ever an issue. And to top it off, I ran the self-clean cycle between Christmas and New Years. If the CC is in the cards for you, I highly recommend it. HTH...See More36 inch gas range recommendation
Comments (7)Every cook is different in their needs and I would consider some of the following things so that you can pick a range that will compliment the way you cook. Open or sealed burners? There is much written on this and they will vary brand to brand. Will one be easier for you to clean than the other? There are videos on youtube so that you can see what it is to clean them. This is very subjective! How much heat or how low of heat do you need? Do you stir fry or need to heat big pots fast or do you need great control with very low heat? Burners all the same or sized differently-this might depend on the kind, size of cookware do you use The range you have listed is counter depth and many ranges of this type are deeper so that you can use deeper pans. they stick out a little. Do you have a preference about that? Is the temperature of the oven door an issue for you? What type of broiler do you want? Check out the width of the broiler. How fast does the oven preheat? How big is the oven? Do you need to use full sheets or would you prefer to heat less space? I don't think there is a consensus for the "best" range and even if the majority of gardenweb members pronounced a particular range the "Matchless Cooking Apparatus Par Excellence" it might not be the best for you. Once you narrow down the things you want in a range read what gardenweb people have written about those brands....See MoreAre there 36 inch gas ranges that are self cleaning?
Comments (4)Wolf oven have a problem with enamel chipping- this is true for people who never use the self cleaning feature and definitely for people who do use the feature. You should thoroughly research Wolf ranges and blue enamel here and on Chowhound before considering that brand's ovens....See Moreselecting 36 inch range - GE Monogram dual fuel or Wolf gas
Comments (3)Why dual fuel? Get a GE Monogram gas range and call it a day. It will roast vegetables and meats like nobody's business--the infrared broiler works great! As Belaria has said, plenty of feedback on both in the discussions. I would think all gas would be a heck of a lot more reliable....See MoreRita / Bring Back Sophie 4 Real
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