Microwave safe cups

[Ivan Seeking]

Just a comment on cups. Assuming that it was microwave safe, I recently put a new coffee cup in the nuke. After heating my coffee, I grabbed the cup and received a second degree burn - about half the size of a dime - with a small third degree burn [charring] in a portion of the first! Now that's hot. Based on my experience with temp controlled soldering irons [many burns], I'd guess that cup handle was 500 - 700 degrees F. :surprised

[recon]

What did Tsunami say?

If you were really smart, you could turn this into a court case that could potentially land you several million dollars.

[Ivan Seeking]

What did Tsunami say?

If you were really smart, you could turn this into a court case that could potentially land you several million dollars.

Knowing Tsu, she was probably laughing at me. :biggrin:

[Tsu]

Knowing Tsu, she was probably laughing at me. :biggrin:
:surprised :surprised :surprised
WhatEVER makes you think THAT???
:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

(Actually I told him to put some neosporin on it after he cleaned it up. Did he do that, you ask?????? NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Of COURSE not!!!! So... suffer, baby, suffer!!! :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

[Ivan Seeking]

My finger is fine. Now if I could only move my arm! :cry:

[recon]

You do seem to be typing just okay because I don't see you making any typos.

For a person who just suffered from a 700 degree burn, that is quite an achievement. :approve: