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That is a theory or hypothesis, but the question is, does this theoretical harm actually exist? Are there actually significant numbers of people harmed by this
by Brian_K_White 2y ago
That is a theory or hypothesis, but the question is, does this theoretical harm actually exist? Are there actually significant numbers of people harmed by this mechanism? It might be but they don't show that.
- OutOfHere 2y agoI don't know, but with an unclean lid, the potential is extreme. The lid accumulates water droplets that can easily drop back into the food with the bacteria included.
- Brian_K_White 2y agoBut we've all already been using microwaves this way for decades. If it's so harmful, then it should be easy to point to the evidense of the harm. It's not all that interesting in this case to just go by what seems obvious intuitively, because we aren't talking about a new thing and guessing if it will be a good idea or not.
- OutOfHere 2y agoActually the use of dedicated microwave lids is not that old. It is somewhat new. These lids accumulate a lot of filth.