Thank you for all the information. One of the things I'm having a hard time researching is reliability stats. I was hoping your video was going to cover that. Perhaps you have another video that does. I'll check. Thanks again.
I'd love to see some conversation about broiler location: bottom drawer, or within the main oven cavity. I have a bottom-of-the barrel GE oven from 15 years ago, and it's in the bottom drawer, and it's the jankiest drawer I've ever had on any appliance or piece of furniture. It's so bad, we rarely use it more than once or twice per year. I wonder if newer drawer broilers are actually better than they used to be, or if we should look for an oven with the broiler. And what I also find interesting, is how important this would SEEM like it should be, but it's barely mentioned in passing in most range spec lists, if at all. In some cases, I've had to download the appliance's manual PDF and search for the section on broiling to find out if it's in the drawer, or in the oven.
Your comment regarding service is interesting. In 40 years and 5 homes I've never had to have a gas range serviced. Seems like this supports the old adage "they don't make 'em like they used to" or plain old planned obsolescence.
I know you don’t have many subscribers and views but I watch all of your videos. Your videos helped out a ton when I bough a pro range last year. Thanks for the great information.
No one ever talks about the location of the cut-out for the gas valve. The last time I bought a stove, I had no idea. I have lived with my stove being 2 inches from the wall. Now I need a new stove and have no idea how to check this before buying.
You Guys are absolutely amazing!!!..wish you were here in Colorado:) we are going through Mountainhigh appliances for our new build and they seem to be really good as well...Im kind of leaning towards the New Thermador Pro 60 inch dual range although torn between the wolf equivalent any thoughts?
Those are both great choices. It really depends on your cooking style and the features for each that support that. Like if you make soups a lot you can get a 60" Wolf with a French Top, if you like a really low simmer the Thermador is a good option, and so on. Good luck!
Its a fun range that comes in a lot of great colors. We love Kitchen Aid products but I would be careful on what you are trying to compare this range with. There are "pro-style" ranges like the KitchenAid and there are "Professional" ranges like Miele, Thermador, and Wolf. KitchenAid should not be compared to those brands.
Thank you for the video. I am looking at getting a gas range double oven. I am debating between the Cafe vs. LG signature. Or going down a tier with both companies to the GE Profile and LG Smart Double Oven. I was wondering if you think it is worth it to with the higher level for Cleaning, Cooking, and Reliability Purposes as those are my main interests. And Which brand you recommend. Thanks so much
When you go up in price point you are getting better features, not necessarily better build quality. If those features make sense for your needs then it's worthwhile to spend more to get them.
How come luxury appliances dealers do not post prices? It us hard to shop around and to have an idea of how much of a budget do you need? Also you gave the best times to buy these products but how do you really know if you are getting a discount when you really don't know the regular prices? When I mentioned luxury appliances I meant wolf etc.
That's a fair question! We are mandated by many manufacturers to sell at a minimum price, that being the same as every other dealer (at least in our region). Basically, everyone has the same price. It's similar to premium consumer goods like with an iPhone or an Xbox - meaning the price only changes when the manufacturer decides.
Thank you. So I basically have to go to the store to get prices so I can set up a budget. I really didn't want to waste salesman time until I was ready to buy.
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Thank you for all of your informative, straightforward, and non-nonsense videos. They are super helpful!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you Yale. The videos are extremely helpful and concise. Your host has a good delivery, and good voice quality. Nice choice.
Glad you like them!
Just purchased a 48””
6 burner Wolf with grill … can’t wait until delivery …
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Thank you for all the information. One of the things I'm having a hard time researching is reliability stats. I was hoping your video was going to cover that. Perhaps you have another video that does. I'll check. Thanks again.
we do.
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I'd love to see some conversation about broiler location: bottom drawer, or within the main oven cavity. I have a bottom-of-the barrel GE oven from 15 years ago, and it's in the bottom drawer, and it's the jankiest drawer I've ever had on any appliance or piece of furniture. It's so bad, we rarely use it more than once or twice per year. I wonder if newer drawer broilers are actually better than they used to be, or if we should look for an oven with the broiler. And what I also find interesting, is how important this would SEEM like it should be, but it's barely mentioned in passing in most range spec lists, if at all. In some cases, I've had to download the appliance's manual PDF and search for the section on broiling to find out if it's in the drawer, or in the oven.
We can add it to our list to tackle
Your comment regarding service is interesting. In 40 years and 5 homes I've never had to have a gas range serviced. Seems like this supports the old adage "they don't make 'em like they used to" or plain old planned obsolescence.
Thank you for making these videos. I find them to be so educational.
Glad you like them!
I know you don’t have many subscribers and views but I watch all of your videos. Your videos helped out a ton when I bough a pro range last year. Thanks for the great information.
Glad we could help!
Thank you! Nice presentation!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks for sharing this idea
My pleasure 😊
No one ever talks about the location of the cut-out for the gas valve. The last time I bought a stove, I had no idea. I have lived with my stove being 2 inches from the wall. Now I need a new stove and have no idea how to check this before buying.
Helpful overview, even though no specific models are covered.
Thank you. The idea was to cover the main considerations, give people something to compare specific models against
I need a two burner what is the best make
There is a bunch of good ones out there..depends if you want gas, Pro gas, or electric.
Would be a nice touch if you supplied the details of the models discussed
You Guys are absolutely amazing!!!..wish you were here in Colorado:) we are going through Mountainhigh appliances for our new build and they seem to be really good as well...Im kind of leaning towards the New Thermador Pro 60 inch dual range although torn between the wolf equivalent any thoughts?
Those are both great choices. It really depends on your cooking style and the features for each that support that. Like if you make soups a lot you can get a 60" Wolf with a French Top, if you like a really low simmer the Thermador is a good option, and so on. Good luck!
What do you think about KitchenAid pro-range
Its a fun range that comes in a lot of great colors. We love Kitchen Aid products but I would be careful on what you are trying to compare this range with. There are "pro-style" ranges like the KitchenAid and there are "Professional" ranges like Miele, Thermador, and Wolf. KitchenAid should not be compared to those brands.
Tienen de 8 o solo la plantilla de 8 discos para emprotar como si fuera industrial pero para casa y donde puedo encargarla ya que soy de Costa Rica 🇨🇷
Thank you for the video. I am looking at getting a gas range double oven. I am debating between the Cafe vs. LG signature. Or going down a tier with both companies to the GE Profile and LG Smart Double Oven. I was wondering if you think it is worth it to with the higher level for Cleaning, Cooking, and Reliability Purposes as those are my main interests. And Which brand you recommend. Thanks so much
When you go up in price point you are getting better features, not necessarily better build quality. If those features make sense for your needs then it's worthwhile to spend more to get them.
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How come luxury appliances dealers do not post prices? It us hard to shop around and to have an idea of how much of a budget do you need? Also you gave the best times to buy these products but how do you really know if you are getting a discount when you really don't know the regular prices? When I mentioned luxury appliances I meant wolf etc.
That's a fair question! We are mandated by many manufacturers to sell at a minimum price, that being the same as every other dealer (at least in our region). Basically, everyone has the same price. It's similar to premium consumer goods like with an iPhone or an Xbox - meaning the price only changes when the manufacturer decides.
Thank you. So I basically have to go to the store to get prices so I can set up a budget. I really didn't want to waste salesman time until I was ready to buy.