How to Buy a Microwave Oven
1. If it will be largely a morning juice maker, a citrus juicer machine is sufficient.If fruits and vegetables other than citrus will be used, a centrifugal juicer (or extractor) is required.
2. Decide what type of microwave oven you want.Countertop models are the most conventional kind of microwave. They range in size from 18 inches wide and 11 inches high (45.7 cm wide and 27.9 cm high) to 24 inches wide and 14 inches high (61 cm wide to 35.6 cm high). In many cases, built-in microwaves come with an oven and are placed over the stove range.
3. If you are looking for a microwave that can fit certain sized plates or containers, make sure to examine the cubic space of the microwave.
4. A higher wattage will cook foods faster. Most microwaves have power that falls between 600 to 1200 watts.
5. Auto settings allow you to push a single button to cook commonly microwaved items such as popcorn or potatoes. Larger oven tend to have more wattage than smaller ovens.
6. Consider purchasing a microwave oven with a turntable. Counter top microwave ovens will need an accessible location for ease of cooking
7. Rotating is an important part of microwave cooking, but the type of rotation varies from model to model. The noisiness of microwaves can be determined by examining the "sones" rating.
8. Visit a store that sells kitchen appliances.Open the microwaves and get a feel for the different designs. If you want to see how one works, ask a salesperson to help you.
9. Look for coupons in newspapers prior to purchasing a microwave oven. They often go on sale.
10. Keep your receipt in case the microwave doesn't fit your space or doesn't work.
11. Most microwaves come with a manufacturer's warranty, but you might be able to purchase an additional warranty from the store.
