Heat Diffuser for Gas Stove or Electric Stove: Flame Guard Simmer Plate - Home-X Review Review

We have a gas stove. We can't get it low enough to cook certain foods without cooking, sticking or burning. A few years ago I bought a non-stainless steel diffuser. It always looked terrible (rust and stains) and the cheap wooden handle fell off. I was very happy to find this product which is an improvement over my original. Stainless steel will not rust, the handle is also stainless steel and folds onto a platter for more compact storage. We've been using it for over a year now and are very…

I use this when making large pots of soup, stew or gumbo that take a long time to cook. Even on low settings, my gas stove ignites some of the pot's contents, making the whole batch fun. that prevents burning. I put it on low settings between the burner and the pot. Nothing has burned yet. I don't have to constantly stir the contents. A little discolored, but it will not affect the work. Think of the colors of the motorcycle exhaust pipe where it connects to the engine. Also, use a little…

Had one a few years ago, got lost and was lucky enough to find it on Amazon. I have a more common one with a wooden handle, but the handle chars after a few years of use. The one I bought is easy to clean and it's great that the handle folds down for less storage. I believe this one is made or sold in England and is very difficult to find here. I use this specifically when I'm making a large pot of sauce that needs to cook for at least an hour and you don't want to burn the bottom of the pot or

We got a new motorhome and the Furrion kitchen range is set to "High, Medium-High" according to the manufacturer. So we can't do without just cooking soup or gently cooking fish. If you squint, you basically get medium or well-done meat. It's the only thing that makes a kitchen suitable for many things like soups, sauces, rice, fish, tender vegetables, etc. Just throw it on the stove and then place a pot/pan on top. It easily converts the full setting of our hob's "Blow Torch" into gentle…

Edit: Don't buy it. I changed my rating to 1 star because not only did they discolor the first time I used them, but they started sticking to the metal of the gas stove after about a week of use! They also turned brown underneath as if burned. Something seems very wrong and I won't be using them again once I get new ones from a different brand. If you have a gas stove, don't buy it. Original review: I just got it. Keep in mind that I've only used them once, but that's why I'm writing my review…