Microwaves have been a kitchen miracle for decades, but there are some materials that you just shouldn't place in them. Is ...

Always check for a microwave safe mark before microwaving. In general, avoid placing anything made with metal or aluminum, ...

This week I’m interrogating experts about what you can microwave (and what you shouldn’t), including the usual suspects (metal and plastic) and some unusual ones (shelled eggs). Also in this issue: ...

While plenty of kitchenware is both microwave-safe and dishwasher-safe, these terms are not interchangeable. Using either term incorrectly can lead to fading, warping, or melting. If a dish is ...

As you stumble into the kitchen at the crack of dawn, you probably think it's a given that you can pop any random mug in the microwave for a steaming cup of courage. After all, aren't mugs ...

Cleaning experts say some commercial cleaners are harmful if used inside your microwave; here's what they recommend instead. Between pasta sauce and cooked salmon, microwaves can get pretty dirty and ...

We’ve all been there: The microwave beeps, you put those leftovers on a table (or in your lap), and you take a bite. The vegetable and noodles are piping hot, but the meat and beans are barely warm.