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HipChick

(25,485 posts)
Sat Jul 13, 2013, 05:26 PM Jul 2013

I admit....I cheated..


After almost a decade, I cheated..

I couldn't help myself...

I treated myself to a new Microwave...had it installed today, it microwaves,steams,cooks, has a sensor thing..I'm going to be cooking up a storm, which is good as I can't cook..

My old Microwave is sitting in the corner, I couldn't prove it was leaking, I mean I picked up one of those gadgets to test....but after a decade it was just time to say goodbye

If it's possible to be in love with inanimate objects, this is how I feel about it...
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I admit....I cheated.. (Original Post) HipChick Jul 2013 OP
It gave you its last watt TexasTowelie Jul 2013 #1
It's been longer than 10yrs HipChick Jul 2013 #2
clean it up and drop it at Goodwill. Chan790 Jul 2013 #3

TexasTowelie

(112,240 posts)
1. It gave you its last watt
Sat Jul 13, 2013, 06:00 PM
Jul 2013

and what did you give it in return?
May you suffer in the place of smell
that is as cheesy as microwave hell!


The detectives from Cheaters have been monitoring your movements for the last week. Prepare for the confrontation by your former microwave!

Just kidding with you--I hope you enjoy your new purchase.

HipChick

(25,485 posts)
2. It's been longer than 10yrs
Sat Jul 13, 2013, 06:03 PM
Jul 2013

maybe 14years or 15years...

I just took a steak out the freezer, defrosted it, its now in 'cook' mode..where it alternates microwave and convention cooks it...

 

Chan790

(20,176 posts)
3. clean it up and drop it at Goodwill.
Sat Jul 13, 2013, 06:04 PM
Jul 2013

It'll serve some new graduate, elderly person or college student well for maybe another 3 years...and it stays out of the landfill.

(Then again, we bought grandma one...and she used it daily...as a breadbox.)

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