My boomer mom will put a tea bag in a mug of water then nuke that until it bubbles to make tea.
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My boomer mom will put a tea bag in a mug of water then nuke that until it bubbles to make tea. (Yes, even when the tea bag has a staple).
But, if she is heating up a can of soup, she will dump that into a sauce pan and heat that up on the gas range, on the burner right next to the nice kettle I got her years ago.
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My boomer mom will put a tea bag in a mug of water then nuke that until it bubbles to make tea. (Yes, even when the tea bag has a staple).
But, if she is heating up a can of soup, she will dump that into a sauce pan and heat that up on the gas range, on the burner right next to the nice kettle I got her years ago.
Does the staple cause any issues?
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Does the staple cause any issues?
Technically, any metal is a no no, but her microwave has never exploded.
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Technically, any metal is a no no, but her microwave has never exploded.
I have heated up a foil lined tetra carton of soup that caused some sparks, but I stopped it immediately and learned my lesson.