How long do I wait after painting to use the microwave?
1084266
I waited 12 hours...It works fine....Very strong odor...Spray and then go to work and leave the house...
1084267
Hi Debby... I re-read the can label and it doesn't say anything about cure time or wait after application. If I remember correctly I left the door stand open for a couple hours before using the microwave. Hope this is of some help.
1084268
I think they say to wait 24 hours, but I personally waited 2 full days and it's been great!!!
1084269
I waited 36 hours before using ours. For some reason the can doesn't say how long to let it dry before use.
1114755
This might help: The instructions say....Microwave re-heating: never transfer the container straight from freezer/refrigerator to microwave; always wait for the container to get to room temperature. Remove lid before placing the container in the microwave; select a medium- low power program(maxtemp +70 C / +158 F) never use the crisp/browning function. The hot container should never be placed on a wet or cold surface: please use a trivet or other protection. Attention: it is recommended not to heat up foods that are high in fat or sugar because they can reach very high temperatures resulting in possible breakage of the glass. This might help: The instructions say....Microwave re-heating: never transfer the container straight from freezer/refrigerator to microwave; always wait for the container to get to room temperature. Remove lid before placing the container in the microwave; select a medium- low power program(maxtemp +70 C / +158 F) never use the crisp/browning function. The hot container should never be placed on a wet or cold surface: please use a trivet or other protection. Attention: it is recommended not to heat up foods that are high in fat or sugar because they can reach very high temperatures... » Read More This might help: The instructions say....Microwave re-heating: never transfer the container straight from freezer/refrigerator to microwave; always wait for the container to get to room temperature. Remove lid before placing the container in the microwave; select a medium- low power program(maxtemp +70 C / +158 F) never use the crisp/browning function. The hot container should never be placed on a wet or cold surface: please use a trivet or other protection. Attention: it is recommended not to heat up foods that are high in fat or sugar because they can reach very high temperatures resulting in possible breakage of the glass. « Show Less
1321579
A microwave oven, probably 20-40 seconds, depending on the power of the oven. It should stay warm for at least 10 minutes. A possible alternative is a hot water bath.
634174
2-3 minutes, depending on the temp setting. Not a problem for me, but may be for those looking for Microwave speeds.
521212
One to two minutes on high in my microwave. The dot in the center turns black.
1059271
Heat in a clean microwave for 1 minute on medium setting. If more heat is desired, shake gently and refold in opposite direction to avoid scorching; and reheat at 30-second intervals only. Test temperature before use.
504655
I put mine (empty) into the microwave oven for 3 minutes to preheat. This makes a nice sizzle when you drop food into it, but your preferences may vary. Also, if you are adding oil, I pour in the liquid oil while the pan is still cool, then preheat. The oil expands and you do not have to use as much to cover the pan surfaces.
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Good question! The paints made for the inside of a microwave oven are usually enamel. Rust-Oleum High Heat is an enamel paint. The inside walls of a microwave oven do not reach the temperature levels that Rust-Oleum High Heat paint is designed to withstand -- 1,200 degrees Fahrenheit. If you touch the inner wall of a microwave right after cooking, it may be warm, but that is about it. There really is no reason for you to purchase this paint for the inside of a microwave. If you do a search on Amazon for microwave cavity paint you will come up with several products, including one by Rust-Oleum, specifically designed for the inside of your microwave. Good question! The paints made for the inside of a microwave oven are usually enamel. Rust-Oleum High Heat is an enamel paint. The inside walls of a microwave oven do not reach the temperature levels that Rust-Oleum High Heat paint is designed to withstand -- 1,200 degrees Fahrenheit. If you touch the inner wall of a microwave right after cooking, it may be warm, but that is about it. There really is no reason for you to purchase this paint for the inside of a microwave. If you do a search on Amazon for microwave cavity paint you will come up with several products, including one by... » Read More Good question! The paints made for the inside of a microwave oven are usually enamel. Rust-Oleum High Heat is an enamel paint. The inside walls of a microwave oven do not reach the temperature levels that Rust-Oleum High Heat paint is designed to withstand -- 1,200 degrees Fahrenheit. If you touch the inner wall of a microwave right after cooking, it may be warm, but that is about it. There really is no reason for you to purchase this paint for the inside of a microwave. If you do a search on Amazon for microwave cavity paint you will come up with several products, including one by Rust-Oleum, specifically designed for the inside of your microwave. « Show Less
721349
You can soak them in water for several hours or you can cover them with water and nuke them in the microwave (my choice) for about 5 minutes and they will be ready to use. Enjoy!!
335416
The microwave will wait for a while before reminding you with an additional beep ( not continuous beeping ). That works well for me, because there are times that I get busy and forget. Hope that answers your question. sunnyday
816389
I can't imagine using stainless INSIDE of a microwave for what I'd consider obvious reasons, but I'm not absolutely certain if it's possible. I just know that this one's surface is painted with a microwave-safe appliance paint. I'm here shopping because the "ceiling" of my nuker is peeling like a mo. Here's a link (hopefully it'll work) for DIY instructions to repair microwave peeling paint. Since I'm a lazy little imp, I'm buying a new microwave.doityourself.COM/stry/how-to-repaint-the-inside-of-a-microwave
1186788
I think it's like 10 min, not for sure. I used a microwave steamer, steamer bag or the dishwasher. I didn't have time to wait around for water to boil etc.
2166456
Good question! The paints made for the inside of a microwave oven are usually enamel. Rust-Oleum High Heat is an enamel paint. The inside walls of a microwave oven do not reach the temperature levels that Rust-Oleum High Heat paint is designed to withstand -- 1,200 degrees Fahrenheit. If you touch the inner wall of a microwave right after cooking, it may be warm, but that is about it. There really is no reason for you to purchase this paint for the inside of a microwave. If you do a search on Amazon for microwave cavity paint you will come up with several products, including one by Rust-Oleum, specifically designed for the inside of your microwave.
102339
My microwave is 1000w and I zap it for 5 min. I don't think time is that critical. After 5 min, I let it cool until I can pick the egg up and place it in the holder. After about an hour the indicator turns blue. After couple of week or so the indicator will turn pink - time to bake it again.
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I do not lmicrowave that length of time on my plates or with my bowls; but I have for 2-3 minutes and as with all items, When removing from microwave I use caution, as they can be warm/hot to touch. I do not use my microwave to cook food on my plates or in my bowls, I use it to reheat food.
1642005
I take it out the night before so it thaws in the fridge. Shouldn't microwave it cuz it may cause hot spots.
1770577
Put the pasta in. Add a little salt. fill to the line. Microwave for between 10 and 15 minutes.