FAQs
It really depends on how you like to cook. If you have a small kitchen, two burners might be just right. For most households, three burners are perfect, and if you have a big family, four burners will definitely do the trick.
Glass tops have a sleek, modern vibe and are super easy to clean. On the other hand, stainless steel stoves are more robust, built to last, and can handle the wear and tear of daily cooking much better.
If you’re into Indian cooking, forged brass burners are the way to go. They can take the heat, support heavy pots, and provide excellent heat control and durability.
Manual ignition requires a lighter or matchstick to get the flame going, while auto ignition lets you light it up with just the push of a button, making your cooking experience a lot easier and safer.
Absolutely! Most LPG gas stoves can be converted to work with PNG. Some models even come ready-made for PNG, but your choices might be a bit limited.
Having strong pans supports is crucial because they keep heavy pots stable, enhance safety, and tend to last longer. Enamelled supports are generally more durable than painted ones.
Look for spill-proof designs, removable drip trays, smooth edges, and flat surfaces. These features not only speed up the cleaning process but also make daily maintenance a breeze.
