Dual-Fuel vs All-Gas Ranges Pro Ranges: 5 Key Differences

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In this video, we compare dual fuel and all gas ranges, highlighting their key differences.
Dual fuel ranges are ideal for baking due to their precise electric ovens, while gas ranges excel in roasting and broiling with their moisture heat and instant, hotter flames. Dual fuel models require more power and are typically 10-20% more expensive than all gas ranges. Additionally, dual fuel ranges often feature advanced technologies like self-cleaning and steam assist, making them a popular choice for those seeking convenience and versatility in their kitchen appliances.
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Chapters
0:00 Dual-Fuel vs All-Gas Ranges
0:20 Baking
0:55 Roasting
1:06 Broiling
1:42 Power
2:03 Price
2:37 Technology

[@sandraschneider8540]

Thank you so much for your content! We are replacing a 20 year old dual fuel Thermador. We are torn between a Bluestar dual fuel and a (not sure which brand) induction range. You advised against dual fuels in your video on appliances to never buy 2024. Would you please elaborate?

[@YaleAppliance1]

Induction is faster and you get the benefit of the electric oven...Gas ovens are better for roasting...so buy the type better for you

[@sandraschneider8540]

I forgot to say we need a 30 inch range. That is the size you specifically advised against for dual fuel.