What's Better? Best Microwave Wattage for a Family Home
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Looking for a microwave for my family
This video has helped me expand my horizon and know what kind of microwave I ought to look for. Thank you sir! :D
I learned something today. Thank you 👌
Finally, the truth about best microwave wattage for a family home!
Wonderful video. Finally, I understand to look for output when seeking wattage.
Good stuff. Does anyone actually own a 1100 watt microwave?? A lot of frozen stuff I see says factory used 1100 and then offers no helpful ratio. But I have never actually owned an 1100 watt before always had 1000. Just curious if they need to update that maybe
I was trying to find that out for myself, I want to know if I put a cup of water in there how long does it take to boil so we can see if 200 extra watts is worth the money. Or how long to pop popcorn? We are using more watt's bigger electric bill is it worth the less time to cook? All I have heard faster cooking time and I use mine mostly to heat food that was cooked.
I was wondering if any of y’all ever found a conversion chart because I’m wondering the exact same
@@ErnestoHerrera-h4z yo yes. Just add six seconds per minute. So if directions say cook for 2:00 using 1100, and if you have 1000, cook for 2:12
@@cp-sh9nj thanks a lot, buddy. I really appreciate it and that makes total sense with what I have already learned today because they say that the 1100 only puts out 10% more power than the 1000 so that rings true to me because 10% of 60 is six
@@ErnestoHerrera-h4z yup i finally looked it up one day too lol. And not much difference. Maybe just time to agree on one
Great video , very informative
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