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>have a gas range
>scared to cook because of the gas smell and clicking noises

>> No.15671654

>>15671646
faggot

>> No.15671658

CLICK

>> No.15671677

>>15671646
Post bobs and vagene

>> No.15671686

>>15671677
I’m a hairy 6’5 man

>> No.15671692

>>15671646
what a range mean in this setting?

>> No.15671722

>>15671692
stove

>> No.15671739

>>15671722
And a stove means the cooking plates right? Or is it the oven?

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>>15671739
Gas range is the whole top part, yes

>> No.15671773

>>15671763
ok, thanks. OP should just buy an electric top like in developed countries. I can't believe people still cook on open flames inside. It's so crude

>> No.15671779

>>15671646
What's a gas range?

>> No.15671795

The key to getting over any anxiety is acclimation. Turn the gas on. Listen to it hissing out. It can’t hurt you. Get used to the sound. Let it go for like 40 minutes to an hour. Read a book, play a game or something. Let it just become a normal background thing for you. Then and only then, you can light it up

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>>15671795

>> No.15671823

>>15671795
Thanks anon, gonna do this. I need to get over it, I just wanna cook

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>>15671795
I-is this a trap?

>> No.15671865

>>15671795
Haha this is just like old 4chan

>> No.15671869

>>15671773
A gas range is better for consistency and heat output than an electric range, but to each his own. Personally I use a gas range because I have a few cast iron pans that would explode on an electric range

>> No.15671956

>>15671686
Lmao closet tranny gtfo

>> No.15672079

>>15671869
>cast iron pans that would explode on an electric range
Do americans really? I use my cast iron pan on my electric stove top every single day. It haven't even exploded once

>> No.15672172

>>15671646
based. I only let my caretaker make things with the electric kettle, or using a smooth edge can opener.

>> No.15672221

>>15672079
Really old cast iron can crack under the aggressive heating of electric burners. They don't explode though.

>> No.15672225

>>15671773
>electric top like in developed countries.
yikes

>> No.15672227

>>15671869
>heat output
It often isn't. Modern household electric stoves can pump out way more heat than a typical gas stove lets you go.

>> No.15672239

>>15671830
The gas will put you to sleep but like Fido. Elton John almost died that way except he left his windows open and doors unlocked lay on the ground and invited company over.

>> No.15672245

>>15672221
you just told me gas have better heatoutput

>> No.15672269

>>15671795
>uh-oh
>>15671823
>UHOH
>>1 hour and 17 minutes ago
>>UH-OH

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>>15671779
How do you make it through life without dying at every step?

>> No.15672344

>>15672282
By using an electric stove.

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>>15672344