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>Older microwaves have a cumbersome enter time, hit start procedure. Newer microwaves also have a "quick start" button for 30 seconds which you can just press f
by rfrey 1y ago
>Older microwaves have a cumbersome enter time, hit start procedure. Newer microwaves also have a "quick start" button for 30 seconds which you can just press four times to get it to go for two minutes
QS-QS-QS-QS-Start
2-0-0-Start
"Cumbersome"?
- fragmede 1y agoit's qs-qs-qs-qs, and yes, Americans, home of the Hot Pocket are that lazy.
- foodevl 1y agoLazy, or more efficient? If you type a time and hit start, you're not microwaving until you're done with all the buttons. If you hit "QS" a bunch to reach the duration instead, the microwave starts cooking immediately on the first press. Your nuggets get done a whole second earlier!
- ackfoobar 1y agoMine is "time cook"-2-0-0-start. Pressing "2" to start is some dumb preset program. But that's not the point, it's usually not pleasant to find and press the buttons on the microwaves machine. Mashing the corner button a bunch of times is a nicer experience. If it weren't the start button doing double duty as "+30 seconds", I would put my microwave in a more accessible location - space I rather put other stuff in.