Those red hot things are incandescing, like old light bulbs. Except with heating elements, they’re designed to primarily give off heat when they incandesce, rather than prioritize light.
We have been on induction for 20yrs. Our grandparents on 15. We only broke 1 plate and not nearly as catastrophically. Was just a big crack along the entire thing.
Never seen this in my 10 years og using induction. must have been some super cheap shit.
Because that’s not an induction stove. It’s a heating element one that glows red.
Those red hot things are incandescing, like old light bulbs. Except with heating elements, they’re designed to primarily give off heat when they incandesce, rather than prioritize light.
Yeah, still not induction.
What?
Edit: ohhh, you’re fighting. Sorry, no I just popped in for a neat science tip. Carry on.
We have been on induction for 20yrs. Our grandparents on 15. We only broke 1 plate and not nearly as catastrophically. Was just a big crack along the entire thing.
It was just one of those days, feeling like a freight train