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How to clean a microwave
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Jul 7th, 2010 |
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If the candy bar melted in his pocket, I wonder what happened to his balls?
wow cleaning the outside..lame…its the inside that counts!
i use vinegar
For god sake I just use washing up liquid and warm water it works a treat
just so u know the microwave was envented in mass
WOW just take a wet cloth to the inside what a waste this guide is
dont bother with this whole thing just put lemon juice vinger and hot water in a bowl microwaving it for 2 minutes open and wipe
yeah that’s why it’s called H2O
wow, I didn’t know you need 2 cups of water and water
Lucky you! I want a job like that!
the boiling the water to steam the food particles is a smart idea!
And it’s like a microwave because its made of metal and heats stuff
OMG you used a dry ingredients measuring cup for wet ingredients
Be sure to use distilled or deionized water. It cleans better.
Well, I used to work with some assholes that couldn’t even be bothered to clean ANYthing, let alone a M/W!!! But I have to say the steaming is a neat trick…
I’m just me. One person, but we do have a team of people who upload the videos to youtube. I’m the one who gets to play on the web all day.
Well, our office microwave can attest that some people don’t know how to clean. Some people really do need this video!
is this really a necessary video
google oven…
it’s a microwave not an oven!!
step 6, use a damn cloth to wipe the inside of ur oven! haha just kidding..isnt cleaning the microwave self-explanatory?
you obviously watch it
seriously wtf is this. who made this shit? and who watches it?
Shouldn’t it be mentioned that you can superheat water when you put it in the microwave, which is potentially dangerous?
so are you a group of people or just one person incharge of a youtube ?
Distilled water, dorks.
I put a baby in the microwaves once. hah, you should see the stuff that comes out of that! Like, every orifice…
that’s definitely not coffee
@luckass000123 I’ve done it, no harm no foul, the real terror is aluminum foil.
Yeh but the thing you leave out is this only happens to distilled water, not tap. Nobody used distilled water in a microwave.
lol
I put metal in my microwave ALL THE TIME!
Metal acts like a conductor for microwaves (10.4 Ghz = resonant freq of water) and I put a soup spoon in my soup or whatever to transfer some energy INTO whatevr I’m heating up. Ever notice how items heat in a microwave just below the surface? It’s the water (10.4 Ghz) absorbing the microwaves.
Dry stuff (no water) items usually don’t heat up in a microwave.
DO NOT put any foil or plated stuff, it will arc and spark.
Put a fork in the glass? I want to see a video of you putting a fork in a microwave oven. Please let me know if you upload it!!!
… unless you’re in the microwave.
“into” microwave oven?
Just boil a freakin kettle! XD
l0l
helpful shit, but some clarification on microwaves …. microwaves are electromagnetic radiation (as are light waves and UV rays) and they excite (heat) the water molecules in food, which, in turn, warms the food.
oh my gosh you put dog poo lets see what happens LOL
95% of teenagers would panic if the Jonas brothers were about to jump off a 100 foot building.Copy and paste this if you were the other 5% that would bring popcorn and invite friends
The video is right the comment is not. This is superheated water. This only happens with distilled water or another pure liquid in a perfectly smooth container. It is possible to happen in your kitchen, but only if you use pure water. Tap water is totally safe. If you must microwave distilled or pure water, put a popsicle stick in it or a plastic spoon.
Never put metal in a microwave.
Also, Microwaves excite the molecules in the food which release heat which warms the food. It can’t harm you.
microwaves, not radio waves…
It happened to me, and it scared the hell out of me :p.
This NEVER happens to me…………..I put REGULAR TAP WATER into a microwave safe cup and heat it on HIGH for 3 or 4 minutes, and it makes a perfect cup of HOT water for adding instant coffee and sugar too.
I would suggest for cooks out there NOT to boil DISTILLED water in microwaves unless you want to recreate the little video yourself.
And even if you boil it on a stove always stir it or leave the spoon, fork or whatever you use to boil water with in there so that the water can boil at 100 degrees celsius rather than storing the energy.
this is a better deion:
The water in the microwave gets heated to above 373.15K (100 degrees celsius) but does not boil because there are no impurities in the water to disrupt the surface tension and the molecules which will induce the boiling effect which releases the energy.
But when the (presumably) coffee is added into the water the surface tension is broken and the molecules have more space to move about which set of a chain reaction whcih is what we commonly know as boiling
That’s why newer microwaves offer a child lock feature.
Actually, it is. It uses rays. They can even kill you. Problem is, many people don’t understand this. ¬¬
Look, the microwave is a simple process: food (or object) goes in, radio waves nuke it, food/object comes out. IT’S NOT ROCKET SCIENCE, PEOPLE.
the water has to be de-ionized water or pure water…