Reviewed by: Viraj Gupta
Written by: Aquib Nawab
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Modern microwaves feature stainless steel cavities for better heat distribution, but your containers matter too. Use microwave-safe dishes only – no metal, no plastic containers with recycling codes 3, 6, or 7.
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The convection microwaves offer multiple power levels and preset menus, but always start with shorter times and add more if needed. Watch for signs of overcooking like smoke or sparking.
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It comes with deodorizer functions to handle vapors, but steam burns are still a risk. When removing covers or plastic wrap, lift from the far edge first. Allow food to stand for recommended times before handling.
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The stainless steel cavity in microwaves makes cleaning easier, but regular maintenance is crucial. Clean spills immediately, check door seals regularly, and ensure the door latches properly.
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The OTG models feature child lock functions for safety. Always supervise children using the microwave. Enable child lock features when the microwave isn't in use.
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Solo microwaves feature reduced noise and efficient operation. Ensure your microwave has adequate ventilation space (at least 3 inches on all sides). Never block vents, and keep the area around the microwave clear of objects.
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The Convection models include specialized defrost settings. Place food in appropriate containers, rotate and stir when prompted, and remove thawed portions as cooking continues to ensure food safety.
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Even with advanced features like extensive auto-cook menus, accidents can happen. If you see smoke, sparks, or fire, keep the door closed, unplug the unit if safe, and use a fire extinguisher if necessary.
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