Where’s LUCE’?

Thanks Candace,

I read the HSN.Com product detail and appreciate your input as well Candace.

As a gourmet cook I know from experience that the maximum weight should be listed for safety sake, but I seen that neither HSN  nor Curtis Stone listed the maximum weight.

Candace I rather buy from a company that cares about safety when selling to Consumers, and lists an important detail like the maximum amount of weight this glass portable burner can accept, and that information should also be displayed in writing per the Manufacturer’s input.

I do not care to endanger the person who would receive this as a gift, by not being able to tell them the maximum weight this item accepts per the written information the Manufacturer should have included under the Product order detail, along with the actual name of the Manufacturer of this item.

Safety first Candance, so I will buy from an Internet Company where they actual list all the important details for electrical items and do not omit very important details ;ike the maximum weight this item was manufactured to accept. 

Candace if other vendors can list the maximum weight I see no reason that  Chef Curtis Stone, and HSN cannot, so I will buy elsewhere,  where that informaiton is included and clearly written in under the product details, just to remain safe, when  the item  is  given as a gift.  

Thanks again Candace, but sorry this time for very valid reasons…”no sale”.

, the weight capacity of  509-846 is not a specification commonly listed for cooktops.  I’ll let our Merchants know this detail is important to you. You can make a determination by the recommended  capacity. Volume weight plus any pot or pan with a flat bottom ranging between 5-1/2″ to 9″ diameter. Volume content that is suitable for boiling, steaming, deep frying, stir-frying, sautéing, searing, slow cooking or grilling.  A warranty contact is included in the product manual information with your order. I hope this will help. 

You’re so welcome…enjoy!