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Recommendations for cookware for induction range

Sorry if this isn’t the right group. Getting rid of my POS electric glass cooktop stove and am considering an induction range for a variety of reasons (safety with kids cooking, more energy efficient, gas not an option). I’m excited BUT I will have to replace the vast majority of my cookware. I have Calphalon Tri-Ply that I got in 2005-2007 for wedding gifts and they don’t have enough iron in the layers, based on the magnet test, to work with the stove. I love them otherwise. I also have a couple cast iron pans that I know will work, and a random Pampered Chef and All-Clad pan that will work. I cook a lot so I’m looking for suggestions on cookware. I’m also replacing the fridge and dishwasher, so it’s not like I can spend thousands to replace all my cookware. I don’t plan to purchase sets but would likely purchase the pieces I need individually unless the set contains pans I would already buy. I’m tempted to go to my local restaurant supply to check out their offerings. Any recommendations besides All-Clad, Heritage Steel, and cast iron? So much new cookware has come out since I bought all my original stuff. I know I’m asking for a unicorn lol. Thanks so much!!

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u/Tiny-Explorer1517 — 2 days ago

Alcove into a closet?

Please let me know if this kind of post isn’t allowed here, first time posting in this group. We have an alcove in our hallway that is supposed to be for coats etc. But it obviously doesn’t get used that way; it’s one of those things we thought we would use. I want to remove everything and convert it to a closet to hold vacuums, brooms, other such things that need a home. I’m trying to preserve as much height as possible. It’s 18” deep and ~41” wide. If anyone has done something similar what did your design look like? Thanks!!

u/Tiny-Explorer1517 — 28 days ago

I have this thing at the edge of my property. We built a house about 700’ back from the road so no one knows a house is there. My dad took down the original sign that was there and made an address sign for us. I know the roof needs to be redone, it’s REALLY rough. Aside from that, what suggestions for making this look nice? Digging any more than a 2-3” down is out of the question due to very rocky ground (as evidenced by the small boulders in the photo). I have decent DIY skills and access to tools. Any ideas? Thanks!!

u/Tiny-Explorer1517 — 2 months ago