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microwave ovenunless in
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unless y ouwepopcorn l abeled f or
useinmicrowave ovens,
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They could dehydrate andcatch
fire,causing d a.rnage toyour oven.
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ignite, k eepoven doorclosed,
turnoven off,anddisconnect
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fhseorcircuit b reaker p anel.
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whole
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example, closed glass jars—may
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glass jars,even without t heirlids;
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innarrow necked b ottles ( especially
carbonated beverages), Even ifthe
container isopened,
canbuildup.Thiscancause the
toburst,resulting i n
injury.
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in
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during cooking.
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andtightly cbsed
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asdirected inCooking G uide. I f
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during or
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cooking, possibly
in
injury. A lso,plastic storage
should beat least
partially uncovered because t hey
forma tightseal,When cooking
withcontainers tightly covered
withpiastig wrap,
and
direct
away from
andfhce,
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special
liquids m aystarttoboilduring or
shortly afterremoval fromthe
oven, T oprevent burns
frurn
liquid, s tirthe
liquid briefly before
the
container from the
oven.
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