Can this be used in any microwave? It doesn't spark, despite it being metal?
486737
This pan is made to be used in a microwave oven. It does not spark as all of the metal is covered. It lets you crisp food items that you would normally not be able to crisp in a microwave oven. It works great on frozen French fries. I like the way it cooks on the microwave oven, and it is easy to clean up as it has a non-stick surface.
486738
You should read the instruction book that came with your machine but I just read the listing and it says you can use it in ALL microwaves but you would have a better result if you owned a crisping microwave like the Whirlpool 6th Sense Crisp'n'Grill. I can highly recommend it for that machine as I have one and I use this plate to cook crispy bacon and eggs, french toast, reheat foods from frozen (makes pastry crisp), and cook whole roast meals.
486739
I use it in my microwave that also doubles as a convection oven. I do set it on the glass turntable but think it takes the place of the glass turntable. I have made scrambles eggs on it and with the "rack" that can be bought I have grilled chicken, steaks ALL in my Whirlpool G2 so YES
486740
I wouldn't see why not. Thats what its made for. I have never had a problem.
486741
I don't know about all, but I have 3 different ones and it works in all three and works very well. I love it and love the handle. Great for sausage and the like....No sparks.
2099039
Mine caught fire and destoyed my new microwave...Made a hole in insert (burned),yours is NOT compatible with your microwave oven...return at once!!! Call Presto at the number in the pamplet,they sent me my choice of a new popper after damaging my microwave.
1372431
You know, I've never used this in the microwave--Sorry. Since you asked, I'll have to try and see if it is. Most of the cooking I do is in the conventional oven.
1510802
I have never tried to put it in a microwave. I only use it for pool chemicals.
1403707
All mine says is that it's 'Assembled in China'. Whatever that means. I'd look very closely before buying one of these microwaves, mine caught fire. Luckily I caught it before it did any damage besides scorching the ceiling of the microwave. They sent someone out with a new plastic piece that covers the wires in the ceiling of the microwave and told me just paint the scorch marks, which annoyed me on a 6 month old microwave.
1143749
A microwave, yes but you cannot use it in an electric oven or apply a direct flame.
846921
No this is metal and can not go into a regular microwave. I got it for my counter over, the Galloping Gourmet oven which is a convection type oven. DO NOT USE IN A MICROWAVE.
1353934
I don't think you can heat it up in microwave. It has tendency to catch fire.
446840
I have never used it in the microwave. Wouldn't think of it with the plastic top and plug in the bottom.
324494
I have not used it in the microwave. I use it mainly for coffee from the Keurig. I would think it could be used in the microwave, but not sure. Sorry I'm not much help.
1191111
I should not even try it. Metals in microwave are dangerous. I heat the milk in a regular cup and then pour on the stainless steel cup
227208
Hi, I'm pretty sure it's made of metal, so you would not want to use it in a microwave. I use it for an extra shelf in my RV cabinets.
1104533
Sure. They are metal and can be used in a regular oven. Probably since they are metal shouldn't be used in a microwave. They are very small. They are extremely small.
2226814
There is metal in this product so you would not be able to use it in microwave.
1596571
I don't think that it can go in the microwave. I believe there is a metal screw that attaches the handle. I have never tried.
860657
How would you do it? Over a flame? Bottle is pretty narrow for that. In the microwave? NO! You don't put metal containers in a microwave.
1526423
It is not suitable for microwave, it works fine in a convection oven & a conventional oven. It also works in a toaster oven, an outdoor grill or maybe a solar oven. Although I have not actually tried a solar oven, so that is speculation based on deductive reasoning rather than actual observation.