Was thinking this morning as I was cooking up a serving of grits in my microwave, that they don't build them like this anymore.
This microwave built-in oven is original with the house. The label says that it was manufactured March 1983. (Whirlpool Model RM235PXL-0)
To set the time, you have to press in and twist the Minutes / Seconds timer knob until you get the counter to scroll up to whatever time you need.
Nowadays, it's just pressing the numbers on a digital keypad. I've had at least 3 microwave ovens over the years and they all stop working after about 5 to 7 years.
I hardly use my digital portable microwave (I have 2 microwaves in the kitchen). Everyone else likes the newer portable.
As antiquated as the 1983 microwave is, I love it and it's the one I primarily use. There's no rotating dish and that's a "plus" for the portable, but I like the simplicity of the control panel.
Just another thought for the day around here....... :)
This microwave built-in oven is original with the house. The label says that it was manufactured March 1983. (Whirlpool Model RM235PXL-0)
To set the time, you have to press in and twist the Minutes / Seconds timer knob until you get the counter to scroll up to whatever time you need.
Nowadays, it's just pressing the numbers on a digital keypad. I've had at least 3 microwave ovens over the years and they all stop working after about 5 to 7 years.
I hardly use my digital portable microwave (I have 2 microwaves in the kitchen). Everyone else likes the newer portable.
As antiquated as the 1983 microwave is, I love it and it's the one I primarily use. There's no rotating dish and that's a "plus" for the portable, but I like the simplicity of the control panel.
Just another thought for the day around here....... :)
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