What is Farberware exactly? And is it microwave-safe or not? Let's take a closer look, shall we? Curiously Farberware is also a brand of microwave on top of dinnerware and kitchenware.

Opalware is another dinnerware material type. It claims to be microwave-safe, dishwasher-safe, and refrigerator-safe. So in regards to it being microwave-safe, yes it is. Keep on reading to find out how microwave-safe it is.

Most people know that a 1.5 kilowatt inverter can run a microwave but what about a Jackery? If you want to know whether or not a microwave can be run by a Jackery, you should first know what a Jackery is first then go from there.

Hot water bottles made of rubber shouldn't be microwaved in order to heat up the water inside of them. However, you can avail of microwaveable hot water bottles. On that note, which are the best microwave hot water bottles out there?

Baking and microwaving uses many different papers. You have parchment paper, which is different from baking paper and greaseproof paper. They all seemingly look the same though. What's the difference between them?

Duct tape should be tape used for ductwork, hence its name. It's not made of any traditionally microwave-safe material, so that should mean it is not microwave-safe, right? Keep on reading to find out the truth behind its microwave ability.

Is super glue safe for microwaving or not? Microwave ovens infamously undo glue on woodworks and many work pieces such as glued ceramics, thus they're not recommended for microwaving. Is fast-hardening super glue the exception to this rule?

An inverter can be used in order to run a microwave inside a car, van, truck, mobile home, trailer home, RV, or campsite. With that said, what specific wattage and size of inverter do you need to run a specific size or wattage of microwave?

IKEA is mostly known for its DIY furniture you're supposed to assemble yourself. Otherwise, you'll have to hire someone to do it for you. However, what about the bowls they sell? Are they microwave-safe or not?

Can you microwave the soupy Japanese noodles known as ramen? It depends on what kind of ramen you're microwaving. Is it leftover ramen from Japanese takeout? Or is it instant cup noodle ramen you wish to microwave using the plastic cup?