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Any electrical device if used improperly can cause a house fire. This has happened a few times when people were popping corn using a paper bag, oil, and closed the bag with a metal core twist tie. The twist tie ignited the oil soaked paper bag, when the user panicked and opened the microwave door the burning oil flared up and ignited materials in the kitchen causing a house fire.
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Can the microwave oven be used to deep fat fry?
no unless you want to start a fire
Can the microwave oven be used to deep-fat fry?
no unless you want to start a fire
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microwave
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Not for the microwave.
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get a fire extinguisher ASAP and spray EVERYWHERE in microwave till your positive its out
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Sometimes earthquakes cause fire How?
it can cause a fire if a house get knocked down and the electrical break a fire can start
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Why do people microwave tampons?
Because they are stupid. If you microwave tampons they will catch on fire.
