From hidden crumbs to plastic containers, here’s why your microwave smells burnt and what you can do to make it fresh again.

By Elaine LemmTackle grime and splatters fast with these simple microwave cleaning tips. From everyday wipe-downs to deep cleans, here’s how to get your microwave sparkling in minutes.No matter what ...

Cover with vented plastic wrap and microwave on high power for 8 minutes. Uncover and turn over the manicotti tubes. Recover and cook on half power (50%) for an additional 8 minutes. Sprinkle the ...

Today’s turntables cover the board, ranging from the truly entry-level (think less than $200) to their truly grail-worthy (think more than most cars), with the vast majority of new releases coming ...

Are flatbed microwaves more expensive than turntable microwaves? When it comes to buying a microwave, you'll usually pay more for certain brands, larger internal capacities and design features, so ...

Think about where a microwave will work best, and how much space you have. Midsized countertop models, for example, are typically a little over 20 inches wide and up to 18 inches deep; large ...

Regular -- and quick -- attention to your microwave can help it stay in such a condition that you don't have to fear it or clean it very often. "The best way to keep your microwave clean is to use ...

Cover your food Covering your food with a microwave-safe lid or paper towel can reduce the spread of food splatters. Make sure you use microwave-safe containers. Stir and rotate halfway through ...

Do not just assume that food that has been popped into a microwave is safe to eat, either. Microwaves can sometimes heat food unevenly, resulting in cold spots where bacteria may survive.