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Metals are no-no. Remove any aluminium foil as well.

 

Not all plastics can stand microwave, look for plastics meant for microwaving. Even so, do not microwave for too long.

 

Glass and porcelein works fine.

 

Basically you don't need to heat for a long time when microwaving. Always start with a minute or less, and stir the food to ensure even heating.

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Be careful when u cook eggs in the microwave oven. The yolk can explode. [laugh][laugh] To prevent that, use a folk or something sharp to perforate the yolk a few times.

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i think all can put

 

Metal, you know [sweatdrop]

 

 

I suggest you do some homework before making comments. Coz your response might just cause another explosion.. [:/]

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i once put a plastic plate and it got burnt a bit

 

 

Not all plastic. Must check that it's microwavable.

 

Shd have some sign at the kitchen ware or indicated on its packaging when you buy it.

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Metal cannot put into MW unless it is also a convectional oven but only in oven mode.

Plastics use only microwaveable types which are normally PP

But use plastics try to use with liquid content other than that dry food try to use glass wares

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KABOOM!!!

 

Better get a new oven ready...

 

and maybe a new office [sly]

 

and if your coli is waiting near the microwave over, then a new coli as well [sweatdrop]

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I never use a Microwave oven to heat up my food, always over the fire.

 

How much time can one save by using a microwave, and you risk getting cancer from eating microwaved food. Scientists say you won;t get cancer this way but you don't get it till many many years later.

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