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If it's more than 60s or 90s, depending on whether the microwave starts when you hit +30s, you just use the actual time, which is usually 4-5 button presses inc
by omgwtfbyobbq 6y ago
If it's more than 60s or 90s, depending on whether the microwave starts when you hit +30s, you just use the actual time, which is usually 4-5 button presses including hitting start.
For many things, I agree that dials are the easiest. The only downsides are needing to be careful if you want exact times and not having adjustable power levels. A microwave with a dial for power would be awesome though.
- OJFord 6y agoExact times are just fooling yourself. I would say most UK microwaves have a time knob and up/down buttons for power.
- omgwtfbyobbq 6y agoThey're helpful for certain things, like cold bread (15s is great, 20+s is too much).
- OJFord 6y agoWhat is cold bread, and what's the output, after these 15s? Keeping bread in the fridge and want it very quickly room temperature for a rush sandwich? Does it really need to be in the fridge?
- omgwtfbyobbq 6y agoYes and yes. It doesn't need to be in the fridge, but certain kinds go moldy much slower there.