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  1. Aug 31, 2008 #11
    Ansuya

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    wondering how i havent come across this kind of product. anyways not too late will check with that. Thanks a ton ansuya.
     
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  3. Sep 10, 2008 #13
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    Hi All

    Thanks for giving wonderful suggestions.

    Regards
    Priya
     
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  4. Sep 17, 2008 #14
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    Hello ladies,
    Very good tips to clean the microwave...the cover is also avaliable in India and I have bought them. But even then we will have to clean them for freshness. thanks everyone...:thankyou2:
     
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  5. Sep 17, 2008 #15
    Anandchitra

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    My easy tip here..

    Keep wet small towel inside MW and switch power on.
    When you open be careful as the towel wil be hot.

    This process will steam the insides very well. Just wipe off. Very Simple and easy.

    Also when warming foods please place atleast a paper towel on top to cover container so no splashes are made. Or better still like Ansuya suggested a plastic cover if possible.
    Hope this helps.
     
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  6. Sep 18, 2008 #16
    krishnaamma

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    hi varee,

    very useful tip. I will wipe with hot water and cloth towel. your idea, making hot water and make the oven moist is superb.:hiyathanks for sharing with us.
     
    krishnaamma, Sep 18, 2008
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    prabhabala

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    Hi anusya,

    nice tip.......

    I wonder whether this is available in india. It will very nice if we get this here.

    prabha
     
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    Ansuya

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    Hello, Prabha

    I'm glad to be of help. In fact, the plastic cover makes a lot of sense not just because of splattering, but also in preventing the smell of whatever you're re-heating/cooking from remaining inside the microwave for too long.

    When food splatters and steam rises from a dish, it can make the inside of the microwave smell until you clean it thoroughly (which we may not have a chance to do every day). It is much easier to wash the plastic cover with the rest of your dishes every day, than the microwave.

    I hope you are able to find one in India - I'm sure they must sell them there.

    Ansuya
     
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