Richard Trumka Jr the commissioner of the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission said that Biden Administration may ban gas stoves because it's a hidden hazard.
The Biden administration may decide to outlaw gas stoves due to worries about their capacity to produce indoor pollutants, despite the fact that they are loved for their simple and quick adjustability and used in around 40% of American homes.
Richard Trumka Jr., commissioner of the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), told Bloomberg that "this is a hidden hazard." The son of the late AFL-CIO president declared that "any option is on the table." "Products that can't be made safe can be banned."
76% of the stoves in restaurants uses gas, making them even more common. According to Mike Whatley of the National Restaurant Association, "there are certain types of food and certain culinary techniques that really require a flame in some way, shape or form to work and also for consistency and quality purpos...