Microwave + Tin Foil = ???

[chaosquall]

sue meals on wheels

 

[anything I don't mind]

the best is a old nokia cellphone like a 3310, the thing screams like an alien

check it out on youtube, "microwave + cell phone"

 

[Deleted member 651465]

Did it once as a kid (left a spoon in Weetabix) and it scared the hell out of me.

It didn't break but since then I've avoided anything metal in a microwave

 

[I get around]

I've left a fork in some beans or something when i put them in the microwave once, for more than a minute (walked into other room and left it), came back in, loads of sparks and horrible noise etc. But microwave is still fine 2 years on.

 

[reflux]

My granddad wouldn't ever have a microwave. He thought it would give him radiation poisoning.

 

[Dreadi]

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Is that guy stoned?

 

[qqg3]

I put a little bit of foil in by accident once, some really cool sparks but it still worked. I shut it off pretty quickly though.

 

[tibbsey]

Recently put a "microwave safe" plain plate in to warm up some food.

Next thing I know "CRACK" and there's bits of plate and semi-warm curry all over the inside of the microwave.

 

[Hank_Marvin]

I've never known a microwave to accept metal, but its always been common knowledge not to put metal in one so not something i do often. Although the odd bit gets in sometimes but never any damage.

 

[Westyfield2]

sue meals on wheels

Next time I'm over there I'll have a look; as I can't believe that the packages say it's ok to microwave!

My granddad wouldn't ever have a microwave. He thought it would give him radiation poisoning.

Granddad hasn't been told how it works; all he needs to know is "it makes food hot".