What has changed?
Discussion
Hi Guys,
Ever since my Parents bought our first microwave I have been conditioned to never put anything metallic in to it. Obviously, having tried it for myself, I know what happens!
Last night, I was having a conversation with my stepson and he happened to mention that he had bought a new lunch container, made of stainless steel, which was microwave safe. He was a bit sceptical at first, but on trying it out, no sparks, no explosion, just heated food.
Can anyone please tell me what has happened to microwave ovens or stainless steel to allow this?
Thanks for all positive responses.
Ever since my Parents bought our first microwave I have been conditioned to never put anything metallic in to it. Obviously, having tried it for myself, I know what happens!
Last night, I was having a conversation with my stepson and he happened to mention that he had bought a new lunch container, made of stainless steel, which was microwave safe. He was a bit sceptical at first, but on trying it out, no sparks, no explosion, just heated food.
Can anyone please tell me what has happened to microwave ovens or stainless steel to allow this?
Thanks for all positive responses.
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