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Beth Mahoney

How to remove burn stains from microwave

A microwave with white vinegar and lemons on a pink background.

Accidentally let a pot of soup overflow in the microwave or caught a bag of popcorn on fire? Sigh. We’ve all been there. Honestly, it's happened to me more times than I can count. Plus, it's even more annoying when you actually have a nice microwave that you tend to use quite often.

One minute everything looks fine, you step away from the microwave for just a few seconds, only to return and find that all hell's broke loose, and the inside of your microwave now looks like something’s exploded in there, leaving scorch marks and burn stains adorning every surface. 

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