Can it be used on gas stoves?
158441
Yes; I do on the smallest burner. It's a great product... you won't be disappointed!
158442
Yes. I have used it exclusively on gas. Set it so flame comes only to edges
1485299
Yes, you can. I do have gas stove in my house either. It works just fine on electric cooktop.
5941
I have never used it on a gas stove. Only electric. But it does tend to get extremely hot on the underside. Use extra caution.
1129972
Yep, it's usable on open-flame gas stoves. I've been using mine on a gas stove for years with no problems.
1224055
Yes, they can be used.....I use them on my gas stove and they work very well.
496948
i use on a glass top stove with no problem. I wonder if it I would be more successful seasoning it on a gas stove with flame. But don't know.
139566
I don't see why not if you have a small enough burner unit. I use this on my gas stoves smallest burner.
1065187
Yes, the instructions with the unit said you can use it on either gas or electric stove.
1645224
Of course you can use it on a gas stove. I am using it that way. It works perfectly. The bottom may seem to be thin, but that actually works in advantage for the time you need to boil the water. It is very short. And the material is very sturdy, good quality stainless steel.
962136
I can't say. I've only used it on an electric range but I can't imagine why it wouldn't be good for gas cooking.
1668125
Sure. We have a gas stove and it does fine. Have been using this almost every day for a few years now and it still looks new.
1564474
I suppose you could use it on a gas stove but it is meant to use all camp fires. On a campfire it makes awesome sandwiches.
1359709
I don't have a gas stove, but I don't see why not. Other than the ceramic non stick, it's a regular pan.
1149592
You absolutely can. We have a gas stove and it works perfectly. Gas or electric,doesn't matter.
145484
Hi... I Love Mine... you can use it on gas or electric stove.Any type stove. Hope this helped.
398815
Don't know. I cook on gas. Sounds like a question for the stove manufacturer.
1520217
I wouldn't think so. Have always used on gas flame myself. I think the design of the base of the kettle is indicative of that - use on gas. But, having said that, I haven't tried it. In that scenario I think I'd use an electric plug in the wall unit as is popular in the UK & Ireland and efficient from my experience.