Can you recommend a gas range?

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we are moving into our new home. it has an electric glass cooking top with a wall stove.
we has natural gas pipe on the road in front of the house and it has a gas fireplace.
we are having problems trying to find a gas stove for us all of what we seem has an
Electronic Ignition which would need electric to start the burner or stove. so when the power go out u still cannot used the stoves rats.

what kind of gas stove does members have and would they recommend them?
thank u for taking your time
 
The clickers on my gas stove dont work so we use matches to light the stove top
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I have a GE Spectra that works great. It has the electric igniters on it, and while the oven can not be used when the power is out I can use the burners. I have to light the burners with a match when the power is out, but that isn't that big of a deal. I have to say that I am not a fan of GE appliances. I have had to replace all of them except for the range. I have as feeling that it will never die on me out of spite. The range is about 14 or 15 years old now, and the biggest gripe I have is that I can't seem to get the burner grates clean.
 
I have an amana that came with the house.Always had issues with the starter so I just use a lighter(long one) to get things going on the stove. Not a huge deal but I am looking for a new onc because the knob for the oven temps is off,so I have to guess at the temps.

I have used oven cleaner spray to clean the metal on my stove.Take them all out to the drive and spray a few times.
 
Hi I can not say one brand or another specifically.... But I can share an opinion. We have purchased at least 5 gas ranges over the years. Moving around from place to place.

#1. Gas is great! Power is out you can still cook! Control the heat instantly not having to wait like electric! on and on.

#2 Get one that at least has black grates. (We had one with grey once and we could never keep them clean.) We like a black top too.

#3. Get one with different size burners... We love our one large size "power burner" We can make Chinese better than restaurants with the big hot burner.

#4. Double ovens are nice if you can afford it. We love our little top oven just perfect for a pizza, or garlic bread.

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I have used the same furniture/appliance store for about 35 years because they are local and I can get good service when I need it. I don't always buy my furniture there, but I do always buy appliances there. Their prices are pretty well competitive, and if I need service, I can get it. You won't know for use whether you are buying a brand that will have problems until you use it for a while. Just because a Kenmore or Amana or whatever was a dependable product last year doesn't mean it will be this year.

I also feel it is well worth it to pay the $20 a year needed to get detailed analyses from Consumer's Reports. It's surprising how often they come in handy, everything from toasters to tires.

That said, if the new home has a working stove and oven, I would not replace them until needed. The gas isn't going away and you might find you like the ease of leaning of an electric. I wish I had a cooktop, having cooked on gas most of my adult life, and I do a lot of cooking.
 
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Sounds like you have the same as us. Twin oven with a gas top, 5 burners. Fits in the same space as a regular oven. Ours is a Jenn Aire. Made by Maytag. Bought it on sale at HD for 1200.00.
 
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Sounds like you have the same as us. Twin oven with a gas top, 5 burners. Fits in the same space as a regular oven. Ours is a Jenn Aire. Made by Maytag. Bought it on sale at HD for 1200.00.

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Bingo!
That is our most current and our personal fav so far... It is rare we go out to eat, maybe only a couple times a year. We love to cook at home...

So great minds that think alike also cook on the same stove....
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