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What Does That Mesh On The Inside Of Your Microwave Actually Do?

Since their introduction in 1967, microwave ovens have become an essential appliance in kitchens both commercial and residential. These devices produce a type of electromagnetic radiation known as microwaves, which are a type of electromagnetic wave. To protect consumers from the dangers of this type of radiation, microwave ovens are manufactured to prevent it from escaping. The embedded mesh screen in the door of the appliance is just one of these safety features.

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What Does That Mesh On The Inside Of Your Microwave Actually Do?

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    What's That Mesh On The Inside Of Your Microwave And What Does It Do?

    Since their introduction in 1967, microwave ovens have become an essential appliance in kitchens both commercial and residential. These devices …

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