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Same here, but unlike my rotating one, that one had classic coldspots and hotspots microwaves sometimes had. But I sure loved the fine grained time and power c
by RF_Savage 3y ago
Same here, but unlike my rotating one, that one had classic coldspots and hotspots microwaves sometimes had.
But I sure loved the fine grained time and power control.
Figure out the setting put once and then it is unattended perfection every time.
- toast0 3y agoYeah, my parents have an upside down ceramic pie dish permanently in the microwave which raises the food to be heated up into what seems to be a more favorable area for heating. Before we got that in there, you'd have to do a lot of short bursts and mix / rotate, which is tedious especially when there was about two seconds of off time when starting...
- stvltvs 3y agoBefore they were integrated into the microwave, you could buy third-party turntables.
- kbelder 3y agoThey were like a child's toy; you would spin it a dozen times counterclockwise, and then it would slowly rotate clockwise for the next several minutes. Obviously, it couldn't be battery-powered. Thinking about it now, it must have had some kind of plastic spring mechanism. Wish I had busted it open and looked.
- jjeaff 3y agothey still make them, although this one seems to be out of stock on Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/Nordic-Ware-Microwave-Micro-Go-Round-Inch/dp/B00004W4UT https://www.amazon.com/Nordic-Ware-Microwave-Micro-Go-Round-...