When a microwave heats hard water, iron condenses on the interior walls of the oven and forms rust stains. While the rust is probably not harmful, it’s alarming to see. Cleaning the rust stains from the inside of your microwave oven takes some patience, but you can make the microwave shine again.Wipe the inside of … Read more
The idea of a rusted microwave oven may seem scary, with all the heating waves bouncing around, but a small amount of rust actually doesn’t normally affect the conductivity of the machine, according to the How Everything Works website. However, if the rust feels hot after running the microwave, it may eventually cause the oven … Read more
Some microwave models—especially older ones—contain hazardous materials, so you’re ordinarily unable to dispose of them with everyday household garbage. With trash build-up and environmental awareness on the rise, consider your options before disposing an old microwave. Contact local businesses and facilities for specific advice about getting rid of an unwanted appliance. If the microwave still … Read more
Microwaving pariffin wax is not the preferred melting method because it is difficult to control the temperature of the wax and because of its tendency to catch fire. So if you brave the microwave route, stir the wax often and microwave on a low heat setting so you can have better control over the temperature … Read more
All light bulbs eventually burn out. Some are just in harder to reach areas when they need to be changed. If your Sharp brand microwave’s light is out, you can change it on your own, there’s no need to take it to a repair shop. The light bulb is needed to see the inside of … Read more