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08-22-2008, 08:20 AM
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I have an Aunt who is still convinced that if you somehow rig the microwave to run with the door open, it will vaporize everyone in the room.
 I use mine for steaming veggies all the time. Reheating leftovers is another use. I don't find my popcorn as dry and crumbly, maybe it was the brand you tried Brook? My microwave also has a toaster built into it which comes in handy, but by far my favorite feature is that it has a separate built in timer. In fact, I use the timer more than I use the microwave itself.     
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08-22-2008, 11:06 AM
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That would be very impossible to do. Built-in safety featuers will not allow anyone to do that. And besides, if anyone DID do that or has attempted to do that, and the unit is a new one just bought, guess what? The warranty gets tossed out the window! It is also against the law to do that. It's almost like committing suicide!! 
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