Shocks from Microwave Oven while in the bath

martinxxxxxx · 24 Dec 2011

I have been getting shocks while in the bath from my microwave oven, It is only when I heat fishfingers but not on my wrists. I know a bit about electrics and think it might be due to the short wave length of the ripples in my bath interfering with the microwaves.

PrenticeBoyofDerry · 24 Dec 2011

The things is you nothing about classic cooking!
If you had heated the fish fingers on your wrists, this problem could have easily been prevented!

sonicm1etn · 24 Dec 2011

I think fish cakes would solve this problem.....they will attenuate the power output, thus making it safer to cook and wash at the same time

Vicario · 24 Dec 2011

If you use the defrost setting you should be OK, as there is less current. When I did toast on 'high' the water boiled.

securespark · 24 Dec 2011

Ding dong toast on "high",
In the bath the bells are pinging....

big-all · 24 Dec 2011

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Shocks from Microwave Oven while in the bath

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