Has anyone been using this for induction?
390942
I use this item on an electric stovetop. I do not have an induction-surface stovetop and have never used this item on one, so I don't know.
1809967
I'm not sure on either of those questions, but it sure looks like it would work with induction. I bought this (versus the other kind) because I know I'll be changing to induction soon and wanted it to work when I do get a new stove.
242474
Yes it is induction safe. Although I did return my set. We found that it had some nice design features , but found the set to be too light weight and found the set with a couple of dents upon delivery.
711825
Yes, it works on induction. Wonderful, big teapot for boiling and decanting large amounts of water - perfect solution for large tea parties!
180610
I've never cooked with "induction cooking" so I can't help you. We love the roaster and I've used the lid to cook, braise and serve. It's quite impressive looking.
503338
This was another earlier answer- not sure which one is correct: "No, does not work for induction. This set is made from aluminum look at the infinite or symmetry version for induction cooking." Oct 10, 2013 by kiddragonsoft
947880
Yes, it works great on induction. Heats up fast and evenly. Very thick bottoms. Updated note: I have noticed that this set has changed since it was first pictured. At first, some said the large deep fryer was all stainless, not non-stick. Then some said it was changed to non-stick. Now some reviewers are saying some of the set is not compatible with induction. I love my WearEver cookware. Built to last and even my non-stick pan is still in perfect condition after 5 years.
2062984
It works ok on induction but if you want fastest/best results turn on the power boost. Then you get the water boiling super fast!
953352
I am sorry I can not answer. I use a gas stove and have no experience with induction units.
653753
Yes it works very well on induction, and was one of th main reasons I bought this pan.
1694645
I have yet to try my induction burner out. I am just looking into buying the pots/pan.
148291
I can't answer that have not done that much research into the moving parts of the unit. I have had very good luck with mine and would recommend it to anyone looking into induction cooking.
1473204
My advice is to use one INDUCTION adaper like: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00CJCOUN0 http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00GFSLDVG ( are on the way to arrive in FBA ) http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00HEQDYXI/ ( also on the way ) They are made of Stainless Steel perfectly flat and can be a solution for your case.
852871
Yes, it's perfect for an induction cooker. We use it with one and it's always a great success.
1441989
I haven't however I will be moving in a couple of months, and my new place will have induction.However, unless you want your home smelling like that for about a month, you should stick to outdoors for this. I thought my apartment would smell like hickory forever. I would love it if my apartment did, but I don't think the landlords would.
1506411
Sorry, I have a gas stove. I really don't know anything about induction stoves. Hope you can find someone to help you.
1704334
I don't use induction heating so cannot qualify to answer Geri's question. However, I have been using this model of the Presto PC for over 6 mos. on a daily basis and have no problems. In fact, it cooks so much faster than another brand we used. The other brand leaked constantly from the lid even after replacing the gasket...a constant mess on my stove. I guess I'm lucky ...no problems. We're very happy with our Presto 6-quart.