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#1 - Don't use plastic containers in the microwave.
#2 - After replacing melted container with ceramic plate, do NOT introduce cold water from the tap directly onto burning plate after removing it from the microwave.
(despite this, my jacket potatoe was cooked to perfection and my dinner was very nice, regardless of my scorched thumbs)
#2 - After replacing melted container with ceramic plate, do NOT introduce cold water from the tap directly onto burning plate after removing it from the microwave.
(despite this, my jacket potatoe was cooked to perfection and my dinner was very nice, regardless of my scorched thumbs)
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You can also use tin foil if it's marked as being usable in the microwave. ;)
You can you plastic containers if they're labelled as being able to be used in microwaves.
Ah student life..I share your pain.
#1 - Don't use plastic containers in the microwave.
#2 - After replacing melted container with ceramic plate, do NOT introduce cold water from the tap directly onto burning plate after removing it from the microwave.
(despite this, my jacket potatoe was cooked to perfection and my dinner was very nice, regardless of my scorched thumbs)
#2 - After replacing melted container with ceramic plate, do NOT introduce cold water from the tap directly onto burning plate after removing it from the microwave.
(despite this, my jacket potatoe was cooked to perfection and my dinner was very nice, regardless of my scorched thumbs)
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