*00:45* - Samsung NZ30K7880UG Cooktop Link : geni.us/WOYYyaL *02:09* - Bosch 800 Series NIT8660UC Link : geni.us/H4bFF *03:30* - GE Profile 30-inch Built-In Touch Control Induction Cooktop Link : geni.us/tZt0O1 *05:03* - Frigidaire FGIC3066TB Gallery 30" Electric Induction Cooktop Link : geni.us/dOeuv *06:29* - Empava 24 Inch Electric Stove Induction Cooktop Link : geni.us/JzCVvxA
Bummer, NewEgg delivered an open box Rosewell 2 burner 1800W Burner. I was clearing off a spot to use it in my tiny kitchen and looking around for tips, tricks, moans, and groans. I am a bit surprised and do not see the Rosewell product anywhere, it is even scrubbed off the Rosewell website. Over the years I had ended up with some Rosewell products. Although they were not kitchen items unless you serve goulash on a lighted keyboard.
Nothing about a glass top, what's under the top, the power of each element or any specific specs. All the clips were likely manufacturer content, and "multitasking like a pro..." will never inspire me to buy something. I can glean far more by going to a manufacturers YT channel or even the Lowes or Home Depot websites. More quality and meaningful content vs plugging buzz words and phrases will probably = more subs.
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*00:45* - Samsung NZ30K7880UG Cooktop Link : geni.us/WOYYyaL
*02:09* - Bosch 800 Series NIT8660UC Link : geni.us/H4bFF
*03:30* - GE Profile 30-inch Built-In Touch Control Induction Cooktop Link : geni.us/tZt0O1
*05:03* - Frigidaire FGIC3066TB Gallery 30" Electric Induction Cooktop Link : geni.us/dOeuv
*06:29* - Empava 24 Inch Electric Stove Induction Cooktop Link : geni.us/JzCVvxA
Bummer, NewEgg delivered an open box Rosewell 2 burner 1800W Burner. I was clearing off a spot to use it in my tiny kitchen and looking around for tips, tricks, moans, and groans. I am a bit surprised and do not see the Rosewell product anywhere, it is even scrubbed off the Rosewell website. Over the years I had ended up with some Rosewell products. Although they were not kitchen items unless you serve goulash on a lighted keyboard.
Nothing about a glass top, what's under the top, the power of each element or any specific specs. All the clips were likely manufacturer content, and "multitasking like a pro..." will never inspire me to buy something. I can glean far more by going to a manufacturers YT channel or even the Lowes or Home Depot websites.
More quality and meaningful content vs plugging buzz words and phrases will probably = more subs.