2012-02-11T07:49:07Z http://waterlesscookwarereviews.com/comments/atom.aspx Quick Blogcast tag:www.waterlesscookwarereviews.com,2012-01-27:15624267 Admin 2012-01-27T16:03:25Z 2012-01-27T16:03:25Z The new <a href="http://www.cookwaresplus.com/site/1581661/product/VSWC22">Vaposeal cookware</a> is induction ready. &nbsp;However a few years ago it was not, so if you have an old set you will have to test it. &nbsp;The new sets are definitely induction ready. <div><br /> </div> <div>I researched icook but found no reference to it being induction ready. In fact, their write ups mention it can be used on gas, electric or ceramic cooktops but specifically leaves off induction. &nbsp;This leaves me to believe their cookware is not induction ready.</div> tag:www.waterlesscookwarereviews.com,2012-01-26:15619943 Reiko 2012-01-26T18:30:49Z 2012-01-26T18:30:49Z Could anyone know if you can use Vepo-Seal or Amway icook pans on induction range?<br /><br />Thank you! tag:www.waterlesscookwarereviews.com,2012-01-23:15600229 cooktops http://www.aldaindia.com/shop 2012-01-23T10:04:57Z 2012-01-23T10:04:57Z Very interesting information!Perfect just what I was looking for! I will definitely visit this site again because I learned a lot and got very helpful information from your blog. Thanks for sharing. tag:www.waterlesscookwarereviews.com,2011-11-29:13336007 Debbie 2011-11-29T06:58:23Z 2011-11-29T06:58:23Z I bought my salad master 22 years ago. I absolutely love it, other than the handles and it is the only household item I still have after 22 years. It still works great and looks great. I am thinking about trading it for a new bigger set. Also love the bakeware! The investment was worth it. tag:www.waterlesscookwarereviews.com,2011-11-21:13115112 Admin 2011-11-22T04:49:07Z 2011-11-22T04:49:07Z <span>You need to contact the manufacturer or start with whoever sold you the set. They may be able to direct you.<br /> </span> tag:www.waterlesscookwarereviews.com,2011-11-21:13115099 Admin 2011-11-22T04:45:01Z 2011-11-22T04:45:01Z <span>You need at least 5 ply for good even heating with waterless cookware.&nbsp; 7 ply is about as many as you can get. A "ply" is not the same as an element.&nbsp; Several elements may be mixed together to make up one element.<br /> <br /> I too have an "older" glass top stove.&nbsp; The waterless cookware works just fine on it.&nbsp; I have pieces of both the 7 ply and 9 element (about 5 ply), and they both cook about the same.&nbsp; I really can't tell much difference.<br /> </span> tag:www.waterlesscookwarereviews.com,2011-11-09:12762059 Alex_H 2011-11-09T16:34:41Z 2011-11-09T16:34:41Z <span> </span> <span> </span>Nutriply looks like very good quality thanks for the suggestion. However the promo that the Saladmaster salesman had ended up being the exact same price as Nutriply and I don't have to ship. tag:www.waterlesscookwarereviews.com,2011-11-06:12667240 JohnnyO 2011-11-07T02:44:56Z 2011-11-07T02:44:56Z I've read through all of this. I have an older "glass top" electric stove. I would like to know which is the best set. My mother has the 7-ply (element?) Would getting the 9-(element) (is this 9-ply?) set be better ? Thanks in advance.<br /><br />JohnnyO (confused) tag:www.waterlesscookwarereviews.com,2011-11-02:12564273 Admin 2011-11-02T18:15:33Z 2011-11-02T18:15:33Z <span>Yes, the final product was Made in China, but it was designed here is the USA.<br /> </span> tag:www.waterlesscookwarereviews.com,2011-10-31:12504608 kurtis 2011-10-31T06:27:38Z 2011-10-31T06:27:38Z <span> </span>hi,i was in the market for a new set of nice cookwares so I've been reading all the blogs and visiting all the sites people recommended, and i did visit Nutriply and they did a dinner presentation at my house for me and my guests and i have to say it was pretty amazing, so we ended up buying the complete set for a pretty reasonable price and and i couldn't be happier with it and my wife loves it and doesn't stop bragging about it. so just wanted to say thank you for introducing Nutriply to us.