Guest guest Posted July 12, 2009 Report Share Posted July 12, 2009 Here is an idea: When I was in the Mississippi State Stand program F?T blind, I did, and supervised lots of cooking. I never had onke, but I always wanted one of those new-fangled induction stoves. The top is totally flameless and cool to the touch. When you place the pan or boiler atop the inductor, it heats only within the cooking vessel. It didn't take one of those infomercial guys to impress me with what I saw. Off the top of my head, both Vikcing and GE make this kind of stove top. Possibly an appliance dealer near you could provide you with more details about models and pricing. On the internet, the ballpark figures ranged from between $1500 and $2500. There are also single unit warmers and cookers available, possibly through restaurant supply companies. Just out of curiousity I did look at " www.usappliance.com " and found several models available. After what I have read about cooking with oxygen, I would suggest checking with your state Vocational Rehabilitation Service to see if they could help you get one of these setups. Money is tight now, so that may not work out, but it's worth a try. Possibly others may have funding ideas available if Voc Rehab doesn't work out. Perhaps American Lung Association or PFF would have leads. At any rate, this is certainly a cool solution to our delima, and one we should well look further into. Jerry/Mississippi/54/IPF/dx April 05 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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