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9/01/2011

Sharp R-230KW 800-Watt 4/5-Cubic-Foot Compact Microwave, White Review

Sharp R-230KW 800-Watt 4/5-Cubic-Foot Compact Microwave, White
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I purchased this microwave as an addition to my dorm room. I would have liked a high-powered microwave, but restraints on space and money stopped me. For the price and for the size, this microwave works rather well. There are some extra functions, but I just use the regular microwaving. The only thing that I do not like about the microwave is that its internal rotating dish is not very stable, and is prone to shifting off its base with even a slightly unbalanced load. Even so, it was a worthwhile purchase.

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800 watts and 0.8 cubic foot capacity provide ample cooking power while its contemporary styling makes this microwave oven a beautiful compact addition to any kitchen.Features:* Auto-Touch Controls are precise and easy to use* Shortcuts make melting, softening and warming easy* Digital Display is accurate and easy to read* Defrost is used to thaw meats and poultry quickly by weight* Four Cook Options ensure perfectly cooked popular foods for 1 or 2 servings* Six Reheat Options make it especially easy to heat frequently served foods including beverages, pizza, rolls, and muffins* Pops Popcorn automatically for perfect results with most types of microwave popcorn* Minute Plus sets the oven at High with a single touch

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5/15/2011

Cuisinart CMW100 1-Cubic-Foot Microwaves Review

Cuisinart CMW100 1-Cubic-Foot Microwaves
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First, let me address the concerns some reviewers seem to have had with their units. One thing I've noticed is that each and every one was ordered over the internet and, thus, had to be shipped. I think the problem may have been with the delivery service manhandling the package. As it is, this Cuisinart microwave can be had at several specialty retailers (especially those specializing in kitchen and other housewares), so an internet purchase is not always mandatory.
As far as performance is concerned, mine performs as well as any other microwave I've had in the last 15 or so years. Honestly, most microwaves perform roughly on par with others in their respective wattage range. That wasn't always the case, but has become more or less true lately. Oh sure, there are still duds out there, but most are on equal footing with their competitors.
So . . . what exactly sets this microwave apart? In a nutshell, the inside!!! This one has a stainless steel interior! Now that's what I'm talking about! Have you ever had spaghetti or soup "pop" all over the inside of your microwave? If so, then you'll no doubt sympathize with my agony of cleaning dried gunk. Well, thanks to the stainless steel interior this is now a cinch. Have you ever burned popcorn in your microwave? If so, then you'll likely remember that it is impossible to remove all of the brown smoke stains on the inside---and let's not even talk about the smell! Thanks to a stainless steel interior neither smoke stains nor lingering odor will ever be an issue.
As far as the exterior, it comes in an easy-to-clean, trendy stainless steel. Honestly, I'd have bought it if it were available only in black or white---it's the stainless steel interior that I'm after. Today though, stainless steel appliances are in vogue. I'm sure it will pass---remember the black of the 90s, the almond of the 80s, or the avocado green or coppertone (brown) of the 70s? Still, I must say it certainly looks sharp perched up on my countertop (which, by the way, is an out-of-fashion butcher block laminate).
If there's any significant drawback to this unit, it will likely come from the door handle. I've had no problems yet, but it is not a stainless steel handle (it actually LOOKS like chrome). No, the shiny door handle is a heavy plastic. We all know what eventually becomes of plastic parts. I just hope the "chrome" doesn't wear off too soon to reveal the ugly yellow resin beneath.####Product Update######
I noticed today that it has been almost two years since I bought this microwave oven. I'm happy to say that I use it several times each day and it is still going strong. The imitation chrome handle still looks like chrome!

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A stainless steel interior and 24 preprogrammed settings put the Cuisinart Microwave Oven in a class all its own.The ideal cooking environment, nonporous stainless will not absorb orders, moisture or food particles.Preprogrammed one-touch controls quarantine that everything from reheating coffee, to defrosting cutlets, to cooking fish or making 2, 4, or 6 strips of crispy bacon will be done right.This 1000-watt, 1.0-cubic-foot oven lets you cook from scratch, and do it a little healthier without any oil or butter.With its stainless steel interior, stainless steel door and sleek controlpanel, this is a new generation of microwave - from Cuisinart, of course!

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