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Alverta 2 month s ago
#3 Yeah, nothing smarter and safer than drilling holes into a microwave. What harm could that possibly do?
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Thursa 2 month s ago
Alverta,
For microwaves to escape, the holes have to be quite big actually; around 12 cm. There's enough documentation on this.
For microwaves to escape, the holes have to be quite big actually; around 12 cm. There's enough documentation on this.
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Natalie 2 month s ago
Thursa, actually tho holes need to be smaller than 12 mm (1/10 the wavelength of the microwaves).
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Nate 2 month s ago
I don't see anything new, original or awesome in these posts. most of it is dangerous and unsafe.
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Arminda 2 month s ago
Nate, ok grandma, let’s get you back to bed now.
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Hal 2 month s ago
#6 Japanese sushi doesn't have all the sticky sauces on it that modern American sushi has, you can eat it with your fingers. It's acceptable. Save this hack for other food.
#16 Didn't they notice the engine is not connected to the chain on the bicycle?
#16 Didn't they notice the engine is not connected to the chain on the bicycle?
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Olive 2 month s ago
#5 And I'll bet that is $49.95! 
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Arminda 2 month s ago
#16 - the engine isn’t connected to anything
For microwaves to escape, the holes have to be quite big actually; around 12 cm. There's enough documentation on this.
#16 Didn't they notice the engine is not connected to the chain on the bicycle?