Cooking hot plate

[catsmom21]

Originally Posted by bagster

I did, and when I read the warning in the directions, I was leery and decided to go with a more expensive dual burner from Walmart. Lo and behold, the same warning was in the instructions for that burner. I'm sure the folks reading this thread are grateful for your having pointed out this oversight.

What's with the snarky attitude? I wanted to clarify what kind of appliance we were talking about. So I asked.

[Heidi60]

Are there any made in USA?

[ChessieMom]

Originally Posted by bagster

I did, and when I read the warning in the directions, I was leery and decided to go with a more expensive dual burner from Walmart. Lo and behold, the same warning was in the instructions for that burner. I'm sure the folks reading this thread are grateful for your having pointed out this oversight.

Oh come on. You posted about one product and then switched the product. It rather sounded like a made-up thread. So yeah, I for one, appreciated the poster getting that clarified. You should have too.

[tickyul]

I have a non-coiled/flat-iron type hotplate.

It does take a bit longer to get hot....but the surface is more sturdy compared to the coiled-burner hotplates I have used.