As some of you know, I recently got a GE elect. glasstop range and I'm
very happy with it but a question came up this morning.

It's been COLD here lately (-10dF at night and yesterday got to a
balmy high of 9dF)

Anyhow, I made a pot of ham and bean soup yesterday and had no room
for it in the fridge overnight so I put it out in our unheated garage
overnight.

I brought it in this morning, needless to say it was quite cold, and I
got to wondering if it would be ok to put on the stove and start
warming or not.

I went on the side of safety and it's currently sitting on top of the
gas "woodstove" warming.

Would it have hurt the stove to put a metal, and very cold pot on it
and started to mildly warm it?

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Steve

Men are from Earth. Women are from Earth. Deal with it.