Advantages of stainless steel lunch box can stainless steel lunch box be heated by microwave oven?

Some people stumble easily, ceramic tableware is easy to break, stainless steel lunch box is the most suitable choice, so what are the advantages of stainless steel lunch box? In daily life, can stainless steel lunch boxes be heated by microwave oven? Let Bian Xiao answer it for you.

First, the advantages of stainless steel lunch boxes

Stainless steel lunch boxes contain trace metal elements such as manganese, titanium, cobalt and molybdenum, which are indispensable elements for human body. The human body can't synthesize them by itself, and it must be ingested from the outside. If the human body lacks one or several trace elements, it will suffer from many diseases. People can get these trace elements from the food cooked with stainless steel tableware as long as they eat it again.

2. Can stainless steel lunch boxes be heated by microwave oven?

This is unacceptable and will cause a fire.

Metal containers are not allowed in the microwave oven, otherwise, the heating time will be affected, and the contact between microwave and metal will produce sparks, which will cause danger and even damage the magnetron. The stainless steel lunch box will not explode when put into the microwave oven, but it will produce electric sparks, because when put into the stainless steel utensils, the microwave can't penetrate the stainless steel, and it will reflect back when it reaches the stainless steel, producing electric sparks and reflected microwaves, which will not only damage the furnace body, but also heat the food. The microwave oven can't idle, because no food absorbs the microwave, and idling will damage the microwave oven.

The advantages of stainless steel lunch boxes are as above. Stainless steel lunch boxes are easier to clean and are very suitable for lazy people. Can stainless steel lunch boxes be heated by microwave oven? Actually, it is not allowed. The utensils and foods that can't be put into the microwave oven include metal utensils, ordinary plastic bags and plastic utensils, paper bags and cartons, and foods without water.