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Try a paste of baking soda. Scrub it around inside the microwave with a papertowel and then wash it out. Maybe even a couple times. I did this at my parents house when my dad misread the box and nuked some scrambled eggs for 12 minutes instead of 1-2 minutes. The smell got out of the microwave pretty much but we had to burn candles for days to get that burnt smell out of the house. Good Luck.

My wife once nuked potatoes for baked potatoes for 45 minutes:)

We ditched the microwave, it was totally burnt.

one of my amusing jen stories

One of my exes used a smoke alarm as a kitchen timer.

Putting wee in it sure couldn't have helped matters.

It's amazing how funny that is at 3 AM. ROTFLMAO.

At a pittsburgh convenience store a customer brought in a fake penis, filled with drug free urine, he was going for a test and it had frozen.

anyhow he nuked it too much and the store employee smelling a off odor opened the door to check. the druggie and his girl friend ran out of the store.

store employee though someone had been castrated, police detectives big investigation, wheres the body?

anyhow a day or so later it became clear no one was injured.

I HEARD THE MICROWAVE IS AVAILABLE FOR FREE IF YOU POICK IT UP!

Honestlky this is a true story, except they discarded the microwave

My mother in law did that to our microwave. It damaged the microwave, which started coming on by itself. Go buy a new microwave and count yourself lucky that you did not burn the house down.

Stretch

LOL, obviously I meant week.

Much regards for all suggestions

baking soda will help. also you might try putting charcoal inside on a plate (don't nuke the charcoal, just leave it in for a few days to absorb the odor.

i had a stinky refrigerator in a rental unit. i had some (but not complete) luck using baking soda and charcoal to remove the odor.

It was the gods punishing you for cooking potatoes in a microwave. By the way, you can't bake potatoes in a microwave. Can I presume you were going to serve them with boiled t-bone steak.

Art Todesco wrote ... yes, rice cooks real well in the microwave

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The Pampered Chef© markets some great rice cookers designed for the microwave. Just be certain to put a paper plate or some paper towels underneath in case the starchy water boils over. Our Chinese neighbors introduced us to the rice cookers which are very inexpensive and rather foolproof - assuming one can push the correct buttons on the microwave. :) :)

Not obvious to me. I thought you were Scottish and meant "wee bit of time.".

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