How do microwaves work?

[flowersofnight]

obviouslt outside in. watch mortal combat annihilation. all questions can be answered from that movie

"The energy these two waste squabbling, I will use to win souls.... FOR YOU!!" - Ermac
Words to live by

 

[Gehenna]

Microwaves are dirtier than toilets.

 

[Shadows Paradox X]

Microwaves are dirtier than toilets.

i put my toothbrush in the microwave every morning to disinfect it...

 

[flowersofnight]

I flush my microwave in the toilet to disinfect it.

 

[Wandering_Fox]

I flush my microwave in the toilet to disinfect it.

Did you know that in America, toilets share the same water source as the sink, so tap water and toilet water come from the same place? In Japan, though, the toilet water is not processed like the tap water because that is a waste of time and money, so they don't advise you to drink from it or wash your microwaves, toothbrushes, or laundry in it either.

 

[Gehenna]

What??? But they usually have a small sink on the top of the toilet that is use to wash with.

 

[Orunitier]

Aww, don't worry about it. There's probably fecal coliform bacteria everywhere!!! Once again, Mythbusters.

 

[Lem]

All I know is when the people next door run the microwave it knocks out the my Mac's wireless Internet and I have to reset it

 

[Jursie]

So damn does the no stupid polls rule apply to seeing whether or not popcorn can pop in the dryer? (an experiment i have actually tried?)

 

[Haku]

So damn does the no stupid polls rule apply to seeing whether or not popcorn can pop in the dryer? (an experiment i have actually tried?)

hey, this I actually want to know... I really want to try this.

 

[flowersofnight]

So damn does the no stupid polls rule apply to seeing whether or not popcorn can pop in the dryer? (an experiment i have actually tried?)

Well - I'm gonna say no to the poll because I'd imagine most people haven't tried it, whereas everyone's used a microwave and can form an opinion. But I definitely want to see a writeup of this experiment in the off-topic section Inquiring minds want to know!

 

[Kyuketsuki]

So damn does the no stupid polls rule apply to seeing whether or not popcorn can pop in the dryer? (an experiment i have actually tried?)

Well - I'm gonna say no to the poll because I'd imagine most people haven't tried it, whereas everyone's used a microwave and can form an opinion. But I definitely want to see a writeup of this experiment in the off-topic section Inquiring minds want to know!

Seconded. Please do!

 

[EbichiriEmiRu_chan]

I said from the inside out. But I just think that. I never had a microwave (it's sad but true) but all my friends have microwaves, so I remember a few experiences with them ...

 

[Akako]

I happen to believe that it cooks from the outside in- I cook stuff in it all the time and have to go in and stir it because it is hot on the outside and still frozen on the inside... which is why I voted thus

 

[flowersofnight]

I posted the answer earlier

 

[Akako]

I posted the answer earlier

Ah... yes, well.... that's what I get for skipping the pages in the middle... Thanks for telling me, I was right! XDDD

 

[Majiwaru]

My microwave exploded when i was trying to defrost my hichigos xD
and before it exploded it emitted warm hot waves outwards.... so
OUT, DUH
xD

 

[Majiwaru]

Aww, don't worry about it. There's probably fecal coliform bacteria everywhere!!! Once again, Mythbusters.

:O what myth?^^

 

[Peffkitten]

I remember we had a lesson about microwave cooking in Food Technology when I was about 15... (yes - a lesson devoted to microwave cooking )
And I clearly remember the teacher telling us that microwaves cooked from the inside out.

I'm autistic. When something sticks, baby, it really sticks. Damn her!