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Question: Anyone use this model on a flat ceramic top stove? Some say the bottom is slightly rounded so it will not make contact and cook correctly?
Document: I love it. I was skeptical when I read the reviews and the box saying &#34;not for use on a ceramic top stove&#34;. At least in my case, it seems to be fine. I have canned five batches thus far without a problem. The pot does have a ridge around the outer edge which leaves the inner portion of the bottom of the pot out of contact with the stove burner.
This is a great item for home canning. Sturdy and does work fine on my glass top stove. Would make enough for a small army if I were to pressure cook a roast or something.
His response was essentially, everyone knows you can't use a pressure cooker on a cook top(which after further research, is not correct). I asked why this is not disclosed on the Mirro website. The response "where did you buy the pressure cooker?" "you should contact them regarding your concern"... essentially throwing Amazon under the bus for not mentioning it. I am quite sure the product information available on Amazon was copied from the Mirro website.
Be sure you know the difference between a canner and a pressure cooker, and look carefully at what you want to do.Research your recepies and volume carefully. SOME stoves do NOT have the capacity to heat the water bath canning.ESPecially if you use a glass top stove. You WILL break or damage it using this size.This works well for me. I can a lot of salsa. 16 pint capacity is what sold me on the model.
The Presto cooker's bottom DOES NOT WORK on ceramic stove tops - it doesn't transfer the heat from the stove properly, and the stove thinks it is 'overheating', so it turns off the burner. BTW - you can get 1-10-15 weights, sold as a set, that allows you a lot of freedom in not having to 'babysit' the gauge.
I want to make a wise choice if possible.also has anyone had problems with order on-line or should I seek out a store. One comment was the woman was glad she did not purchase the brand offered at Target. she received a better model on-line.I appreciate any guidance any one can give me.Appreciatively,Herbal JO
The only issue is that it can't hold pressure on a glass top stove. They do say  that it is only for gas or eletric stoves. So mom is coming over to can I have an electric stove. Works great!
I was disappointed when this came. It says right on the box that it cannot be used on a ceramic top stove. I didn't see that anywhere in the listing on amazon. otherwise, it looks like a good canner.
I thought that was pretty neat, actually. You then reduce the heat until it releases steam briefly then stops and rebuilds pressure. This stop and start should be approx 4x per minute, or every 15 seconds or so. My GE GLASS TOP STOVE did this perfectly at a setting of 5. Now I have my canner/stove "calibrated" according to the instruction book. Now, I can't make snide comments about reading without acknowledging that the box clearly states "Not for glass or ceramic stoves".
FYI: This model, 92122A, is a NEW version of the previous model 92122 (mfg. says it was released in 2011). This version is slightly shorter and wider than the previous model. As a result, it CANNOT accommodate two layers of pint jars for waterbath canning- it is not tall enough to provide the required 1" of water over the top of the jars when packed full.
Answer: I use it on my ceramic stove top... no problems !!!