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Things not to put into the microwave.
Yes. Some things you just don't. Like I put a hard-boiled egg in the microwave once to heat it up--it was peeled and ready to eat, except for the fact that it was cold--and I turned the thing on. 30 seconds later, POP! The whole thing just exploded leaving bits of egg all over the inside of the microwave. Bad idea.
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Happened to me once. You'll live.
And metal spoonware....or anything metal for that matter. Same thing about not mixing bleach and ammonia together...but that's for another day. |
Lead Crystal, another microwave don't--it will melt.
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Okay, you shouldn't put them in the microwave. But what about things you should?
Glow Sticks: They glow much brighter though they only last half as long. And they do leak if in for too long. Crisp Packets: In a matter of seconds they shrink to less than a playing card. Tin Foil: It makes cool plasma arcs. A lit match under a glass: Makes a huge ball of plasma rise to the top of the glass and stay there. WARNING - The glass may smash. |
Jesus! All that stuff sounds dangerous and should not be attempted by anyone on Earth!!
I would put a Scotch Egg in, though, to see what would happen. |
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I'll second the no metal thing. I melted my travel mug and filled the whole room with smoke, thus setting off my dorm's fire alarm.
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babies.
you'd think the microwave would be perfect to dry them off when they get out of the bath, but no. |
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Marshmellows are a yes, puppies are a no unless you want some major clean-up.
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