:confused:I use my range every day. I love to cook and can. Two year ago I made the mistake of buying a glass top range. I NEED a new range that actually is meant to cook on. Do I go moderate such as 36in GE Profile or do I go all the way with somethnig like a 36in Wolf? Also should I be going dual fuel of all gas?
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Poll Results: What is a good 36in gas range?
Poll expired: Jul 22, 2008
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0% (0)36in GE Profile
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100% (1)36in Wolf
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0% (0)36in Thermodore
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0% (0)36in Fridgedare
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