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Microwave and Oven Built in Combos Combinations of microwave and oven that are built-in are perfect for kitchens with a limited space. They offer sleek, modern appearance while saving both cabinet and countertop space. Wall ovens that have microwaves are designed to function like an oven that is traditional and are equipped with features for roasting, baking, and broiling. Space Saving A microwave oven combo appliance is a great space-saver regardless of whether you are cooking for a large crowd or prefer to cook in smaller batches. A microwave oven combination appliance is situated under the counter and is accessible through doors or drawers. This design makes it unnecessary to bend or stoop to reach the appliance, which makes it easy for people of all abilities and ages to access. These combo appliances are typically more discreet than standalone microwaves, and could even look like a part of your cabinetry. If you decide to go with a built-in model, consider installing it in an island or in another space that is built into the wall for a custom appearance. You can also use an edge kit to fill any gaps between the microwave and the rest of the cabinetry, making the appliance blend in with the decor of your home. Microwave and oven combination appliances come in a variety sizes to fit your specific space, with options for small or large kitchen. Many manufacturers offer microwave/oven combination appliances with a built-in ventilation system to remove smoke, heat, and smells. The built-in microwave combo is perfect for small kitchens. It also saves you money by avoiding the need to build an additional fridge and freezer. These appliances also help reduce clutter by occupying only one cutout in your cabinetry, minimizing the number of doors and pulls you must install to complement your kitchen's style. The microwave component of a built-in microwave/oven combo typically has a greater capacity than traditional standalone models that can allow you to cook large meals more easily. The oven won't be as large as a single-wall oven. This means that those who prefer to bake or cook large meals may need to limit their usage. When used in conjunction with a single oven, a microwave/oven combination provides the best of both worlds by allowing you to bake and roast your food while reheating leftovers or pre-packaged microwaveable dishes. Many manufacturers also provide a range of useful features, such as sensors that allow you to defrost and reheat foods to perfection or self-cleaning options that remove the need for chemical cleaners. Convenience It's difficult to tell which kitchen appliances are worth the cost and which are gimmicks for your worktop. One appliance that deserves to be a part of your modern kitchen is the microwave oven combo, that combines the functions of a conventional oven and microwave in one unit. Combination ovens are perfect for families who want to be able to cook leftovers and pre-packaged microwaveable food. They can also be used to bake, roast and grill dishes like an oven that is traditional. In fact, some models allow you to combine several cooking functions into a single cycle, for example, defrosting and then air frying your food to create an amazing crispy and delicious finish. In addition to the many applications for these ovens, they're also a great option for those living in tiny spaces like apartments or RVs where space is limited. Combination ovens make use of space on the countertop by condensing two separate appliances and they're often more affordable than purchasing them separately. Combination units are also more user-friendly than standalone appliances because they're installed into the wall. They're set at an ideal level for users so that they don't have to bend down or bend over. Microwave combo ovens are available in different sizes and shapes, which means you'll find one that is perfect for your kitchen. But, it's important to remember that they are larger than traditional microwaves and could require more space behind and above them due to the large amounts of hot air they emit. Another benefit of these ovens is that they are significantly more efficient in terms of energy consumption than standalone ovens, particularly when it comes to making frozen meals. The microwave function of these appliances is extremely fast, meaning you won't need to run it for a long time. Consequently, they can reduce your power bills considerably. To figure out how much you could save, just multiply the wattage of the model by the length of time it's left on and then divide by your average hourly rate. Convection Cooking A microwave oven combo acts as a traditional oven, but it also has many other functions. They can bake, roast, defrost, air fry and even grill food, which is a healthy alternative to cooking using oil. integrated microwave ovens 're not just a handy gadget for space they can also revolutionize the cooking process. Some of the best models allow convection cooking. The difference between how a'solo' microwave and an oven combo oven cooks is that convection ovens feature fans that blow hot air around your food to speed up cooking time and also provide more crispness. A microwave oven combination is a great choice to think about when seeking ideas for your kitchen's renovation. It can help you save space while offering more functions than a standard microwave. This kind of appliance has an expensive price tag that can be substantial, depending on the features you choose. For instance some most expensive models can come with a dual fan system to provide more power and more even baking, whilst other designs feature intelligent cooking functions to help you create delicious meals at the push of an button. You can find a range of sizes for both freestanding microwave combos as well as built-in models, which are designed to fit your wall and be flush with the cabinets in your kitchen. These appliances are a great addition to any kitchen, but particularly for those who have small countertop or cabinet space. It is important to note that most models of oven and microwave combos require more space over and behind them than standalone appliances as they vent out hot air. The clearance space required will vary based on the brand, but it should be 3-15cm in the rear and 7-30cm high. The appliances should be connected to a separate circuit in order to avoid overheating and damaging to other electrical appliances. You should consult a professional to install a microwave wall oven combination in your home. Easy Cleaning Combination microwaves are the Swiss knife of kitchen appliances. They can do everything, from reheating an instant snack to cooking roast meals for the entire family. Like any appliance that is frequently used the microwave oven will need some tender loving care. Steam is a natural, safer and more efficient method to clean your slimline microwave. You'll only require a microwave-safe bowl or jug large enough to hold around half one cup of water, one lemon, and a dry clean cloth. Pour 1 cup of water into the jug, put it in your microwave, and turn it on to high, without opening the door for four minutes. The steam will loosen and dissolve any food grime that has dried up and splashes. It is then easier to clean up using a damp sponge or cloth. Then, you can clean the interior of your microwave, and then return to your cooking. Just remember to wipe the door glass frequently as this is the most likely place where bacteria lurk. A simple wipe-down with a clean, dry cloth dipped in warm soapy water can do the trick and get your microwave back to looking like new.