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By Dedra
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Removing Burnt Smell From Microwave
By
05/17/2011
I have removed odors with white vinegar. Put 50% vinegar to 50% water in a glass bowl or measuring cup, large enough to allow it to boil, and let it come to a boil and leave it in there for a while and see if this will help.
By
05/17/2011
Yes, the Yakisoba ones call for 4 minutes in the microwave. However, I'm guessing the problem was the OP didn't put in the water.
The smell will go away over time, like how it does if you burn a bag of popcorn. I know you can put a mug of water in the oven, let it boil for a minute or so, then leave the microwave door shut for an hour or so. The warm steam will help loosen any other mess still left in the oven so you can scrape it off with a plastic spatula.
Good luck!
By
05/17/2011
Those microwave dishes don't usually call for five minutes and they all require a certain amount of water to be added.
By
05/16/2011
If bleach won't take the stain out I'm not sure what if anything will. As for the smell. Bleach may work for that too, but as my mother always preaches for any smell...Baking soda. It is a neutralizer for smells. Look it up ... on google or here: http://www.thelosthaven.co.uk/BSoda.htm
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