T-fal on gas?

From T-Fal Instructions

T-fal cookware cannot be used in a microwave, over a campfire or
on any type of grill, and should not be placed in the oven during
the self-clean cycle. Can be used in oven up to 350*F for up to on hour.

T-fal cookware is compatible with gas, spiral or solid electric,
ceramic (radiant) and halogen rangetops. See packaging for further details. T-fal stainless steel products are suitable for use on all
types of rangetops, including induction.

Use only low to medium heat with your T-fal cookware at all times (including boiling water). Aluminum cookware conducts heat extremely quickly and evenly
High heat may damage your T-fal non-stick cookware, and this type of damage is not covered under the warranty

Hi Steve,

Yes, it can be done, but it is best to moderate the temperatures.

A red hot burner runs about 850 C and a propane flame runs about 2400 C.

T-fal is safe to about 300 C, so it can be used badly on both types of appliances.

The large burner on a propane stove does about 7000 btu's and the large burner on electric stove about 5200 btu's.

Thanks for the replies:) I'm thinking as the GF has never used gas before that I'll pass the info on to her and let her burn a few pans:W

"T-Fal"- feh!

Properly seasoned cast iron is the original non-stick cookware, can't be beat for the purpose, and can be used over any heat source.

Buy some for Christmas, and and rest easy!

Francesca Knowles wrote:
"T-Fal"- feh!

Properly seasoned cast iron is the original non-stick cookware, can't be beat for the purpose, and can be used over any heat source.

Buy some for Christmas, and and rest easy!

X2

pianotuna wrote:

Francesca Knowles wrote:
"T-Fal"- feh!

Properly seasoned cast iron is the original non-stick cookware, can't be beat for the purpose, and can be used over any heat source.

Buy some for Christmas, and and rest easy!

X2

X3, T-Fal sounds kind of wimpy