It was splattered with tomato sauce. I even put the glass tray in the dishwasher
Water and vinegar, microwave for a few minutes and wipe clean. Stupid easy.
There's a thing called hot momma that can be used for measuring, but idea is the same.
Now put a lightbulb in it.
Don't show my wife this please. There's a stain of shepherds pie soup that i might need an angle grinder for
Thank you for your service
Goddamn definition of spotless.
Is this microwave like the apartment standard or something cause everyone in this post including me has this exact same microwave somehow lmao
Lemme break your standard
Putting the “general” in “General Electric”
I know right. Nope this is in a house.
When society collapses, I can survive for days off the layers inside my microwave.
Mine looks the same.
Is that cardboard thing in the right supposed to be in there or can you take it out? I still have it in mine.
Supposed to be in there.
Yep, and it's to protect the waveguide from getting food and stuff in it.
Wow. Nice 'wave.
Wait wait. Do people not just cook a potato and wipe it down after as cleaning?
My whole life when the microwave needs a wash, you put in a big potato in a bowl of water, like an Idaho, or up to three Yukon gold or baby reds (whatever fits your bowl).. you prick them with a fork, put them in a large soup bowl with like a half inch water, and microwave for 11 min on high.
Let sit for 3 min after it’s done and eat as a baked potato or mashed potato, whatever you like, it’s a potato.
But then importantly you clean the microwave because the steam from 11 minutes of potato loosens all the shit and you can just wipe it out.
Cleaning is as easy as making dinner sometimes.
Same thing but with half a lemon, allegedly the acidity helps to loosen stuck on garbage. Also maybe not 11min.
Upside, smells like lemon
Downside, no potato
Seems like work with no up-side, since no potato.
You could add a lemon to your potato for the same effect I guess. (But for real just the water vapor does the job 100% a bowl of water would do the job but making a potato wastes less energy because you are making food)
Look at you the millionaire that has a dishwasher.
— me, a Los Angeles renter
I've always handwashed the glass turntable. I'd be worried about water temperature changes making it crack, as some of them aren't that thick.
Ive just seen a styro pyro video where he makes a 20000 watt monster microwave, that damn plate survived him melting steel and titanium on top of it with that monster. I think these plates can survive a little bit of water.
I was about to say we have the same microwave, but mine is a Maytag. They're identical otherwise. Pretty neat that you can put a roasting rack in it.
Now stage a diorama depicting the last supper using marshmallow Peeps, and then set that Kenmore to “Betray Jesus”…
~~Microwave from Bosch?~~
Never mind it’s a kenmore (bottom left). Guess these things all look alike 😂.
The 790.* model number indicates it was actually manufactured by Frigidaire and then rebadged as a Kenmore. Not coincidentally, that's why they all look alike...
Reminder: Sears/Kenmore never manufactured anything. All Kenmore products are rebadges of other brands and models, without exception. When your dad is ranting about how those Kenmore appliances were built so well and they never did him wrong, but all those new modern GE/Whirlpool/LG/Frigidaire appliances, they're all crap -- he is Earth shatteringly incorrect.
good boy
Super clean! You're probably worthy of trying to set the clock on a VCR now.
God bless you, Sir.
Hey... that looks eerily similar to my own microwave.
OP cleaned your microwave.
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