
How to Clean a Microwave
Microwave splatters and odors are easier to clean after steam softens them. Then wipe the inside, plate, and door carefully.

Unplug and remove the turntable

Step 1 is “Unplug and remove the turntable.” Keep the tools close, handle only this part, and avoid opening too many tasks at once. A steady pace keeps the result cleaner.
This reduces rework and makes the next step easier. It looks simple, but it prevents many small problems.
If material, food, or device instructions are uncertain, check guidance or test on a small area first.
Clear visible food bits

Step 2 is “Clear visible food bits.” Keep the tools close, handle only this part, and avoid opening too many tasks at once. A steady pace keeps the result cleaner.
This reduces rework and makes the next step easier. It looks simple, but it prevents many small problems.
If material, food, or device instructions are uncertain, check guidance or test on a small area first.
Place a bowl of lemon water inside

Step 3 is “Place a bowl of lemon water inside.” Keep the tools close, handle only this part, and avoid opening too many tasks at once. A steady pace keeps the result cleaner.
This reduces rework and makes the next step easier. It looks simple, but it prevents many small problems.
If material, food, or device instructions are uncertain, check guidance or test on a small area first.
Heat until steam forms

Step 4 is “Heat until steam forms.” Keep the tools close, handle only this part, and avoid opening too many tasks at once. A steady pace keeps the result cleaner.
This reduces rework and makes the next step easier. It looks simple, but it prevents many small problems.
If material, food, or device instructions are uncertain, check guidance or test on a small area first.
Let it sit before opening

Step 5 is “Let it sit before opening.” Keep the tools close, handle only this part, and avoid opening too many tasks at once. A steady pace keeps the result cleaner.
This reduces rework and makes the next step easier. It looks simple, but it prevents many small problems.
If material, food, or device instructions are uncertain, check guidance or test on a small area first.
Wipe walls and ceiling

Step 6 is “Wipe walls and ceiling.” Keep the tools close, handle only this part, and avoid opening too many tasks at once. A steady pace keeps the result cleaner.
This reduces rework and makes the next step easier. It looks simple, but it prevents many small problems.
If material, food, or device instructions are uncertain, check guidance or test on a small area first.
Wash and dry the turntable

Step 7 is “Wash and dry the turntable.” Keep the tools close, handle only this part, and avoid opening too many tasks at once. A steady pace keeps the result cleaner.
This reduces rework and makes the next step easier. It looks simple, but it prevents many small problems.
If material, food, or device instructions are uncertain, check guidance or test on a small area first.
Wipe door seals and air dry

Step 8 is “Wipe door seals and air dry.” Keep the tools close, handle only this part, and avoid opening too many tasks at once. A steady pace keeps the result cleaner.
This reduces rework and makes the next step easier. It looks simple, but it prevents many small problems.
If material, food, or device instructions are uncertain, check guidance or test on a small area first.
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