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No, all foods grow bacteria after a few hours if they are not refrigerated and could cause food poisoning.
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Are cheap microwaves bad?
No I had a cheap microwave. It was still a good microwave
Is turkey curry left in microwave over night still ok to eat?
Only if where it was left out was a cold as a refrigerator. Otherwise, it would not be safe to eat.
Can roasted eggplant be left out overnight still in the skin overnight?
no
Can you still freeze fresh roasted chili if its been in the fridge for 2 weeks?
no
Your microwave turns on by itself . I tried unplugging it and it still does it.?
its alive
Your son put a beans can in your microwave and it sparked can you still use it?
That's what happens when you put metal near a microwave/magnatron, You shouldn't make a habit of it but if it still works it will be fine to use it.
Can you still use a microwave if it's missing a turntable?
A microwave can still be used if it's missing its turntable however, it may not cook foods properly or evenly without the turntable in place.
Can a roasted sunflower seed still grow?
No they cant,the Maine thing that make them grow dies.
You put a pizza pocket in the microwave and when you went to get it out the plate burned your fingers and the pizza pocket was still cold WTF?
A microwave cooks from the inside.
What microwave manufacturer is the most popular?
Kenmore is still the most popular.
Why vacuum tubes are not preferred at microwave?
Actually three special purpose vacuum tubes were specifically designed for microwave usage and are in some cases still the least expensive way to work with high power microwave signals.These vacuum tubes are:cavity magnetron (first designed in WW2 for use in military RADARs, still used in some RADAR systems and as the microwave radiation source in all microwave cookers)klystron (still used in satellite communication, medical microwave equipment, and particle accelerators)traveling wave tube (still used in satellite communication, RADAR systems, and the electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) testing industry for immunity testing of electronic devices)
Are microwaves still dangerous to people with pacemakers?
Unfortunately, microwave currents can still interfere with the frequencies which regulate pacemakers.
