Some things have become so embedded in our everyday life that it is hard to imagine life without them. A microwave is not indispensable, but a modern kitchen without it is like wearing pants without underwear. Something is missing. But at the same time, it's one of those devices that doesn't 'give much of itself'. Only to yourself. That's why Jake Rich introduced the Mediumwave microwave, which has only 'blood' in common with other microwaves.
Similar to blur cons falling in love, can blur weaknesses in household appliances usefulness. Typical example: microwave ovens. They persist in their original form already more than 50 years. Probably for a reason, as they serve their purpose as such. But just defiance 'uniformities' it brought the machine and the user to the same wavelength and added more to the 'non-life' technical functions interactivity.
Mediumwave does makes a big difference from their ancestors, in whose 'album', in addition to pictures of birth, we only find pictures of one really big moment, namely the moment when they 'walked' (read became affordable). Oven 'Middle Wave' goes away from archetypes, underdevelopment and 'asociality'. Rich taught her intuitiveness, responsiveness and user friendliness. Therefore, a reduction in heating power follows dimness of light under the hood, it tells you without hesitation at which level we are heating.
Detachable 360-degree transparent cover, which replaces the door and is not 'allergic' to Dishwasher, at the same time 'thaw' the relationship between the food and the user, as he is no longer so alienated from it during heating. Merely lifting the lid which stop heating, it is enough to stir, taste or smell the contents without any strange maneuvers. Big as usual shallow dish at the expense of its small size, it does not sacrifice heating square footage, and with wheels it is a convenient corner in the kitchen that is always too small Smart in a city with too much parking.
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