I wish this was a real time video actually because........ When you microwave popcorn at home it takes enough heat for it to pop that when you first pull it out of the microwave it's too hot to hold on to the bag, it steams when you open it and it's WAY to hot eat immediately out of the bag. Sure it takes longer but the end result would be the same. I'm interested in the space heater from this company but this video casts doubts.
c'mon. 330$ on a mini microwave ? why should it cost triple than a Panasonic micro. rip off. they know nobody made them and thats why they triple the price.
+petru cioci I don't sell them! I just demonstrate them. I presume that they are higher priced because they are designed to work without running your battery down as quickly as a converter and a conventional microwave does.
If I recall my Economics 101 class, there is something called economics of scale. If they were selling millions of units a year, ya think they might be able to sell them for less? A start up company like this has to cover their design and production costs. Most entrepreneurs work for years before a product actually pays them anything. Give these guys a break. This is a cool idea.
Calvin Patterson What? Grilling forms cancerorgens, frying has unhealthy amounts of fat, and baking wastes energy and heats up the house. Microwaving eggs and frozen vegetables is fast and relatively healthy. BTW, if you've eaten Cavendish bananas, they contain radioactive potassium. Microwaving food produces only energized water/fat molicules (AKA hot).
@@tea4all according to some interesting experiments i researched performed by scientists, microwaving turned out to be the second healthiest way oif cooking out of the methods they tested. Steaming was first place, microwave second, boiling frying and over etc were all less healthy! that being said they were testing vitamin c levels so it is debateable wether it is healthier in other aspects. it does produce less acrylamide too however. don't listen to the hippes man!
whos filming?... his cat? .
great demonstration, thanks!
I wish this was a real time video actually because........ When you microwave popcorn at home it takes enough heat for it to pop that when you first pull it out of the microwave it's too hot to hold on to the bag, it steams when you open it and it's WAY to hot eat immediately out of the bag. Sure it takes longer but the end result would be the same. I'm interested in the space heater from this company but this video casts doubts.
cool. love one thank you sharing
Bad kitty making noise in this video.
I'm in California usa how or sells it. .?
c'mon. 330$ on a mini microwave ? why should it cost triple than a Panasonic micro. rip off. they know nobody made them and thats why they triple the price.
+petru cioci I don't sell them! I just demonstrate them. I presume that they are higher priced because they are designed to work without running your battery down as quickly as a converter and a conventional microwave does.
If I recall my Economics 101 class, there is something called economics of scale. If they were selling millions of units a year, ya think they might be able to sell them for less? A start up company like this has to cover their design and production costs. Most entrepreneurs work for years before a product actually pays them anything. Give these guys a break. This is a cool idea.
dam cat
you need to lay off the butter popcorn.
And I have. Lost 60 lbs.
What the friggin hell is going on behind the camera???
a very unhealthy way to cook food, we don't want to kill our food !
Calvin Patterson What? Grilling forms cancerorgens, frying has unhealthy amounts of fat, and baking wastes energy and heats up the house. Microwaving eggs and frozen vegetables is fast and relatively healthy. BTW, if you've eaten Cavendish bananas, they contain radioactive potassium. Microwaving food produces only energized water/fat molicules (AKA hot).
@@tea4all according to some interesting experiments i researched performed by scientists, microwaving turned out to be the second healthiest way oif cooking out of the methods they tested. Steaming was first place, microwave second, boiling frying and over etc were all less healthy! that being said they were testing vitamin c levels so it is debateable wether it is healthier in other aspects. it does produce less acrylamide too however. don't listen to the hippes man!