GE PP989 Review
With a glossy ceramic surface you’ll want to maintain to keep shiny and streak-free, this GE electric cooktop features a downdraft exhaust that keeps the kitchen clear of smoke and steam. A convenient bridge element gives you even more space to heat up large pots by combining three of the elements. The heating elements provide a strong, even distribution of heat, up to 3,000 watts for the greatest boiling capability. While this model requires some elbow grease and a special cleaner to keep the surface shiny, it’s worth the effort to have a sleek, effective cooktop at $1,128.
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Strengths
Hot surface indicator lights Control lock feature Downdraft exhaust pulls out smoke and steam efficiently and quietly Even heating distribution on ribbon elements Bridge element blends 3 elements together for greater heating space Brings water to fast boil at 3,000 watts Weaknesses Requires special cleaner and regular maintenance to restore surface to original shiny appearance |
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