Microwave oven for preparing food: (1) glass plate on which the food is placed; (2) fan whose blades, by rotating, reflect the microwaves in all directions in order to heat the food on all sides; (3) wave guide; (4) magnetron; (5) timersShow Image(http://img.tfd.com/ggse/db/gsed_0001_0023_0_img6758.png)
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Thermogram of the horizontal mode heat pattern in a microwave oven. A glass plate with a thin film of water was placed at a height of 8cm to detect the pattern.Show Image(http://www.foodmanufacturing.com/sites/foodmanufacturing.com/files/legacyimages/1001/fm0108article1-3.jpg)
Dont microwave oranges, they tend to set on fire.
Dont microwave oranges, they tend to set on fire.Trying this right now, brb.
Dont microwave oranges, they tend to set on fire.Trying this right now, brb.
It just gets really soft and spongy, kinda disgusting really. But nothing too bad, would recommend.Dont microwave oranges, they tend to set on fire.Trying this right now, brb.
We shall see whether you come back in a short time, and guess the results :thumb:
We used to microwave CD's in college because it makes them look really freaking awesome.Dude this is awesome! I was at a geeky birthday some years ago and we did this thing and we all were like "OMG so cool, go find some more CDs that we can destroy" :D
DO NOT try this at home, but when you do, don't use any CD's you want to ever use again and also make sure your prepared to throw the microwave away.
Sparks will fly.
We used to microwave CD's in college because it makes them look really freaking awesome.
DO NOT try this at home, but when you do, don't use any CD's you want to ever use again and also make sure your prepared to throw the microwave away.
Sparks will fly.
Put an empty chip bag in it: it shrinks the bag to like a 4 th the size.
We used to microwave CD's in college because it makes them look really freaking awesome.
DO NOT try this at home, but when you do, don't use any CD's you want to ever use again and also make sure your prepared to throw the microwave away.
Sparks will fly.
We used to microwave CD's in college because it makes them look really freaking awesome.
DO NOT try this at home, but when you do, don't use any CD's you want to ever use again and also make sure your prepared to throw the microwave away.
Sparks will fly.
So, how long to do a CD?
Put an empty chip bag in it: it shrinks the bag to like a 4 th the size.
Considering trying this now...
Put an empty chip bag in it: it shrinks the bag to like a 4 th the size.
Considering trying this now...
Is gotta be one of those semi metallic ones I think. Think doritos
I microwave a peep once. Those things are nigh indestructable. Not even the microwave phased it, it just turned it into fluffy lava.
I don't think so, but I seem to remember it whistling when we doused it in something like acetone and lit it on fire.
If a peep doesn't peep in the microwave with someone to hear it, is it even a peep?