Nordic Ware Microwave Micro Go Round Inch Review

I had one a long time ago, before there were turntables in microwave ovens. This went on for several years. When the turntable broke in my current microwave, I figured that would be the logical solution. After all, it was the same brand I used many years ago. Unfortunately, this worked well for the whole two weeks. After that it worked fine with a plate of food on it, but then wouldn't turn off after the food was removed! He literally had to go under. It was not so bad; I was just trying not to

I had one for years until I bought a commercial NSF approved microwave. To achieve this NSF rating, a microwave oven must not have a rotating turntable inside the appliance for reasons of cleaning and hygiene. The one I bought was supposed to have a mechanism inside that directs the microwaves like a turntable. Not right. I only discovered this after throwing away my old record player. I've used narratives for years and never stopped. This one is exactly the same as my old one and works just…

Should have read the reviews! But I was so upset that I couldn't find an alternative that I dropped money at an outrageous price and ordered it. It looks just like the one we had 15 years ago that lasted 20 years but works like a brick. I teased it gently and we used it for a week until it stopped. I restarted it carefully and it wouldn't start no matter what I did and after 20 years of use I had got used to dealing with it. If you want a working player that lasts a week and then fails, then…

I'm shocked by the negative reviews. It is a simple device, its mechanism is resistant to high temperatures, it can be washed, and it is an inexpensive solution to an expensive problem when the turntable built into the microwave oven dies. Complaints that it's junk seem unfounded as it's not high-tech. This is a manual process and requires little effort. a little. To avoid twisting, I never fully wind mine, I just wind it freely with three fingers each time, and I always have plenty of time to…

Micro go Round I've had in about a year. When using, be careful not to twist it. Some reviewers say you can wind it up to 20 full turns, but I've never done more than 10 full turns. It worked as advertised for the first 6-9 months, but recently stopped spinning when weighed and would not start. Luckily I saved the invoice and 5 year warranty information. I called NordicWare and they emailed me a link for a warranty repair. I emailed the required information (1st purchase confirmation and 2nd…

I just bought a Nordic Ware "Micro-Go-Round" replacement because the last one I bought (2006) broke completely. The previous one we owned has been in almost daily use for over 15 years and has served our family well. Based on some of the recent reviews I'm not sure they still make them as well as they used to, so it's probably too early to tell how well the newly purchased replacement will hold up. So far, so good. HOWEVER, I was very annoyed that I had to spend at least 20 minutes removing the

My mother has been using one of these for over 20 years and it still works perfectly. I bought one to use in my old microwave (no built in carousel). It worked for a while but started making a grinding/sliding noise and wasn't working properly. I exchanged it and got another one that worked for a couple of weeks and then made the same noise. I decided to open it. The nomenclature for this procedure is: the rotating part on which the disk sits is the top; The part that doesn't rotate is called…