See Also
Microwave links
There's a short buyer's guide for microwave ovens at About.com, from busy cooks guide Linda Larsen. (Note: ConsumerSearch is owned by About.com, but the two don't share an editorial affiliation.)
How Stuff Works offers a good article about the science behind microwave cooking.
There's a great annotated article on the Snopes website about microwaves and superheated water. You may have received one of those chain e-mails about cups of water exploding in the microwave. While there's some truth to this, it's very rare.
In Leo Hackman's column, Guide to the Good Life, he addresses how energy-efficient microwaves are. The article is an interesting piece for those concerned about cutting down on their energy use.
The Good Housekeeping Institute's food appliances director, Sharon Franke, answers general questions about microwave ovens in this helpful buyer's guide.
You can find detailed specification and model information on the following manufacturer websites:




