If your kitchen catches fire because of an exploded microwave, act immediately. You must use a class C fire extinguisher if you have one to douse the fire. If it is beyond control, call the local fire department for help and assistance. Can a broken microwave hurt you? Most injuries from … Read full review
If your microwave is making arcing, sparking, popping, or other electrical sounds: Popping sounds are usually caused by the food item being cooked in the microwave. Food items with a higher fat content will pop and sizzle as they cook. Covering the container will reduce this. Why is my microwave making … Read full review
The rack is ideal for giving you more space to heat up two or more containers at the same time. They attach to plastic or rubber clips on the sides of the oven, out of contact with other metal in the microwave that could cause it to become reactive. Why does … Read full review
The electric fields in microwaves cause charges to flow through metal. Thin pieces of metal like aluminum foil are overwhelmed by these currents, causing them to heat up so quickly that they can ignite. Can you put aluminum in a microwave? Aluminium trays can be used in the traditional oven and … Read full review
Microwaves are absorbed by fat and sugar in foods. If metal is put into the appliance, the microwaves cause the electrons to move around, producing sparks and heat. Sparks occur simply due to a build-up of charged particles which produce a concentrated electric field at the edge of the metal object. … Read full review