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Microwaves are just radio waves like any other, the word 'radiation' is used as 'scare-shot'. If the thing is earthed, then it's OK. If you're worried, don't put your nose up against the glass.
I knew a 'beigist' who campaigned full-time for months about a planned mobile phone mast half a mile away. Being a beigist he was also delighted when they installed a Gatso speed camera outside his house. How did he think they worked?
Is it still dangerous to look into a microwave oven while it's cooking something?
Just wondered like...
It shouldn't be.
The perforated mesh between your face and the contents of the oven embedded in the door stops radiation from leaking.
Now it's perforated for the obviously reason, so you can see into the oven whilst your food is cooking.
The size of the holes in the mesh are less than 180 degrees of the wavelength used to cook the food. If the holes were any larger or the microwaves any higher in frequency you'd know about it.
Mangers would never understand this...
"Never argue with stupid people, they will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience". Mark Twain
I shut the door, but didn't realise it was one of those dial-type ovens that start as soon as you close them, if there's time on the dial.
The look on my (ex) girlfriend's face as the motor started up and the little hamster started revolving on the turntable stays with me to this day.
why didn't you take it out as soon as you realised?
or did you and it died soon afterwards?
I had a houseparty as a teenager at my parents house once, some "friends" of mine swapped my budgie's water for vodka, 2 days later it fell off it's perch and broke it's neck. They also "tested" the dust cover of my mums keyboard to see if it was waterproof and tried to swap the fish tank water for cider but soon ran out of cider. At the same party 2 people broke the toilet seat from having sex on it, someone else opened a bottle of beer on the kitchen cupboard door and there were matching lipsticks marks on the inside and outside of the kitchen window. Luckily I was too drunk too care at the time, however, it all only came to light when my mum found the foil from the eaten Eater Egg wrappers ,that were previously hidden in their wardrobe, mixed in with her underwear drawer. Oh and my brother soon questioned why the top 10 of the leaderboard on his favourite game was suddenly full with
"Gareth
is
very
drunk
but
still
the
best
so
there"
The look on my (ex) girlfriend's face as the motor started up and the little hamster started revolving on the turntable stays with me to this day.
I'll bet the girlfriend didn't...
"I can put any old tat in my sig, put quotes around it and attribute to someone of whom I've heard, to make it sound true."
- Voltaire/Benjamin Franklin/Anne Frank...
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