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Smeg Hobs Smeg PM3953D

Smeg PM3953D

3.5

Induction Hob, 90 cm

£1,399.00
8stores
Smeg Hobs Smeg SR964PGH
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Smeg SR964PGH

4.4

Gas Hob, 60 cm

£378.00
Or 3 interest-free payments of £126.00/mo.*
9+stores
Smeg Hobs Smeg SI2641D

Smeg SI2641D

4.9

Induction Hob, 60 cm

£329.00
Or 3 interest-free payments of £109.66/mo.*
9+stores
Smeg Hobs Smeg SI2741DUK 75cm 4 Zone

Smeg SI2741DUK 75cm 4 Zone

75 cm

£445.00
Or 3 interest-free payments of £148.33/mo.*
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Smeg Hobs Smeg PX364L

Smeg PX364L

4.6

Gas Hob, 60 cm

£299.00
Or 3 interest-free payments of £99.66/mo.*
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Smeg Hobs Smeg SI2741D 75cm 4 Zone

Smeg SI2741D 75cm 4 Zone

Gas Hob, Induction Hob, 75 cm

£479.00
Or 3 interest-free payments of £159.66/mo.*
9stores
Smeg Hobs Smeg pm3743d

Smeg pm3743d

Induction Hob, 75 cm

£1,339.00
Or 3 interest-free payments of £446.33/mo.*
6stores
Smeg Hobs Smeg SR975PGH

Smeg SR975PGH

3.5

Gas Hob, 70 cm, 90 cm

£539.00
Or 3 interest-free payments of £179.66/mo.*
9+stores
Smeg PM3643D

Smeg PM3643D

4.4

Induction Hob, 65 cm

£1,169.00
Or 3 interest-free payments of £389.66/mo.*
9+stores
Smeg PGF32I-1

Smeg PGF32I-1

Induction Hob, 30 cm

£789.00
Or 3 interest-free payments of £263.00/mo.*
9+stores
Smeg SIM3964D

Smeg SIM3964D

5.0

Induction Hob, 90 cm

£1,446.00
9+stores
Smeg SR964XGH

Smeg SR964XGH

Gas Hob, 60 cm

£375.00
Or 3 interest-free payments of £125.00/mo.*
9+stores

Hobs: 3 things to consider before buying

When choosing a hob, it's crucial to consider the type that suits your cooking style and kitchen setup. Induction hobs are energy-efficient and heat up quickly, making them ideal for fast-paced cooking. Gas hobs offer precise temperature control and are favored by many professional chefs. Ceramic hobs provide a sleek look and are easier to clean, while solid plate hobs are often more budget-friendly. Assess your cooking habits and kitchen layout to determine which hob type will best meet your needs.

The size of the hob is a key factor when purchasing. Measure your available space carefully to ensure a good fit. Standard sizes range from 60 cm to 90 cm in width, but compact or larger options are also available. Consider how many burners you need: a standard hob usually has four, but if you frequently cook for large groups or enjoy experimenting with multiple dishes simultaneously, you might prefer a model with five or six burners. Balancing size with functionality ensures you make the most out of your kitchen space.

Your safety is paramount when using a waste disposal unit. Opt for models equipped with features like auto-reverse mechanisms, which help clear jams by reversing the motor's direction. Some units also come with overload protection that automatically shuts off the motor to prevent damage. These features not only enhance safety but also improve the longevity of the waste disposal unit.

HOBS

FAQ

Hobs are cooking appliances used to heat pots and pans. They work by transferring heat from an energy source, such as gas, electricity, or induction, to the cookware. Choosing the right hob depends on your kitchen setup and personal cooking preferences. Gas hobs offer precise control, electric hobs provide even heat distribution, and induction hobs are energy-efficient and fast.

Hobs come in various types: gas, electric, induction, and ceramic. Each type has unique features that cater to different cooking styles. Gas hobs offer quick heat adjustments; electric hobs ensure steady heating; induction hobs use electromagnetic fields for rapid cooking; ceramic hobs combine style with functionality.

Hob sizes vary, typically from 60 cm to 90 cm wide. Consider your kitchen space and cooking habits when choosing a size. A 60 cm hob usually suffices for small families or limited space, while larger sizes suit bigger households or avid cooks who need more burners.

Induction hobs are energy-efficient and cook food quickly using electromagnetic technology. They are safer due to the lack of open flames. Gas hobs provide instant heat control which many chefs prefer. Your choice depends on personal preference for speed, efficiency, and control.

Cleaning a hob requires specific methods based on its type. For gas hobs, remove grates and soak them in soapy water; wipe burners with a damp cloth. Electric and ceramic hobs need non-abrasive cleaners to prevent scratches. Induction hobs require gentle wiping with a soft cloth.

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