sometimes they are shaped to interact with a rotary system. Most corell or glass plates should be microwave safe. Call the manufacturer if you can and see if you can get a replacement for best results. Only the melamin plastics seem to not handle heat well. The PVC plastics give off bad emissions of PVC hardeners and softeners that have been pulled from the market in kids cups but are still alloed for us. These chemicals show up in bllod andurine tests as synethetic estrogens and aren't good for you. So stick with glass.
On Sun, 12 Sep 1999, Jewnnifer Jackson wrote: > The glass from my microwave tray is broken. Would it work to put a plate on > the rotating part and use that as a temporary solution? Does the tray have > an integral job, or is it just for easy clean up? > > > Jennifer > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > >
