What the hell? Are never covering things and just splattering all over the interior and not cleaning it? My microwave is at least a decade old and no rust.

I just wipe mine out with soap and warm water about once a week or whenever there is a big splatter of any kind. Looks brand new.

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Shared microwave with 3 roommates. Maybe it's just that I live alone now 🤷‍♀️

Until you take an antler or deer bone to the chest.

This is not the best LPT.

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Like rust, exposed metal oxidising in a microwave. This is trolling for whatever reason.

Isn't that a sure way to get hemorrhoids?

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You deserve to purchase new microwaves if your too stupid to cover your food or clean the food splatters after use.

Cover your food. Clean it regularly. Leave it open to dry out.

This is way beyond us.

How the heck are they microwaving? This is nuts.

I've never done any of those things and my microwave is neither rusty nor moldy, swiped it once a week and I've had it for years.

Make up. Then police report, or domestic abuse hotline.

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Jokes in you.

My email is tall.proley@gmail.com

But another tall proley is Tallproley@gmail.com

Gmail doesn't interpret his properly so I get stuff.

For example, one tall proley works as a state prosecutor in the DAs office. I get case briefings and asked for trial strategy inputs. I am not American, nor am I lawyer. I clarify this point usually after demanding the death penalty for DUI charges.

Another tall proley has a GNC membership, I know his points balance. Haven't tried password retrieval.

Last week, I got an email from snapchat regarding a login from a new device. I haven't used snapchat in a decade. But it had a link to change my password if the login wasn't me.

So I clicked it in case my old account had been breached. I set a random new password, and it logged me in. As I' sure you can guess, it was not my snapchat.

My Gmail explodes with snapchat emails: forgotten password, forgotten password, password change request, boom boom boom boom, customer service reaching out to help, forgotten password, etc...

About 20 minutes later I guess he set up two factor authentication to a mobile number.

So beware.

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You can also change @gmail to @googlemail

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It's a free email service provided by Gaggle. Look into it.

Cold Soaked teabag