WHIRLPOOL
WHIRLPOOL 21 INCH RCS2012RS ELECTRIC COIL COOKTOP 2 ELEMENTS
Type: Gas
Size:
QUICK SPECS
Style: 21 inch, stainless steel surface
Cooking: electric,
coil, high speed elements, 2 heating elements,
Controls: push to
turn,
Features: raised edges to prevent spills, on light
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• Infinite heat controls: Allows easy manipulation of the heat from low to
intermediate to high.
• Surface indicator: A useful light to inform
when the cooktop is on and hot.
• Fast cleaning: Not only do the
raised edges prevent spills but the drip bowls are easily removable for easy
cleaning.
• 21 inch coil: Small coil useful for smaller kitchens,
providing more counter space.
I bought this cooktop about a year ago and it is one of the best that I have seen. One of my favorite features is the completely flat top. This feature allows you to move your pots around without having to pick them up.
You can even just slide them over to the counter since the cooktop is flat on the counter already.
Another great feature of this cooktop is that it is a very easy clean up. there are no cracks or crevices to have to get into, it is just one quick clean. Another great feature is that it has different sizes for different size pots.
Some of the cons to the cooktop are: The first con is that it is electric. I find that gas is better because it cooks your food more evenly. I can deal with this electric cooktop but i would like it much more if it were gas. The other con to this cooktop is that i have on several occasions touched the cooktop not knowing it was still hot. Since it is flat with the countertop I accidently touch it while preparting the plates of food for my kids on the countertop next to it. I suppose that is not the cooktops fault though. One more con would have to be that it is not an oven and if you want an oven you would have to buy one seperately. But I am sure that is something that you would already know if you were looking to buy this product. It realy is a great cooktop.
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Posted by:
on Dec 20, 2011
