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Overview, which materials are suitable for
microwaves and for high temperatures
Material
Aluminium Foil
Metal pots with
high edge
Metal pots not hig-
her than 3-4cm
Glass
Glass with metal
decorative elements
Thin glass
Plastic
Porcelain
Porcelain with
metal decorative
elements
Paper/Foils
Never use hermetic closed containers, cans baby bottles, plastic containers
etc as this can cause danger of explosion. Always remove the lid or put
holes in it.
To test if a container is microwave safe put a cup of water inside the container and
place it in the middle of the glass turntable.
Start the microwave for ca 1min on max power. Is the container cold and the water
hot then it can be used. Is the container warm or hot, then it is not suitable.
If any sparks occur, then switch off the microwave instantly. The appliance must be
supervised permanently.
Microwave suitable
In certain cases
No
Yes
Yes
No
No
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
Remark
Can be used in small quantities to
avoid overcooking. Risk to have an
electrical arc when the foil is to near to
the side walls or to much is used.
Danger of electrical arcing and fire
Place in the middle of the turntable,
min 2cm distance to the walls
Danger of electrical arcing
Can crack because of high tempera-
tures.
If the plastic is temperature resisting
Some containers can deform and chan-
ge the colout. Never seal the container
Danger of electrical arcing
Short time use inside Microwave, but
not at the grill or hot Air Function
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