For many, cooking is an everyday activity, and cooking styles vary by person, meal and occasion. Sometimes, you want to make something simple and fast. Sometimes, a meal feels like a form of self-expression. This is why it is crucial to choose the best stove for your needs.

A range incorporates both a stovetop and an oven. So, you have an array of decisions to make when choosing which range is best for you. Start by deciding between a GE electric range and a GE gas range. Often, this choice is dictated by the hookups available in your kitchen, but some shoppers interested in sustainable living may convert a gas hookup to an electric one to cut back on emissions.

The space for your new stove will dictate the dimensions of your appliance. Additionally, every size offers features you need to consider when making the final choice. For instance, if you want the benefits of convection cooking, you need an electric stove with a convection oven. The number and layout of burners are also worth considering. How much cookware do you need to fit on the stovetop at once?

After you purchase your General Electric range, you can make installation simple by scheduling your professional appliance delivery and installation. The Best Buy team will make sure everything is set up to your satisfaction and ready to use in no time.

When installing your new range, don’t forget the importance of ventilation. Stove ventilation draws smoke, steam and strong odors out of your kitchen air with the use of a fan. More importantly, with gas stoves, the ventilation also vents the chemicals created by burning gas. So, it is essential in most kitchens to use a range hood or other ventilation system. GE range hoods and ventilation and GE over-the-range microwaves are both excellent options.

If you fall in love with your new General Electric range, consider investing in other great GE appliances, like one of the many classic and well-loved GE refrigerators or efficient and durable GE dishwashers. With a General Electric product, you will get a great combination of innovation and reliability.