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Microwave and Oven Built in Combos Built-in microwave and oven combos are an excellent choice for kitchens that don't have the space to accommodate a separate traditional oven and microwave. They offer sleek, modern design while preserving cabinet and countertop space. Wall ovens that have microwaves are designed to work like an oven of the traditional type and come with features for baking, roasting, and broiling. Space Saving If you're cooking for a crowd or you simply prefer to prepare your meals in smaller quantities A microwave oven combination appliance offers space-saving advantages. A microwave oven combo appliance is located under the counter and can be access via the door or drawer. This design eliminates the need to bend or stoop to reach the appliance making it simple for users of all abilities and ages to reach. These appliances are typically designed to provide a more discreet appearance than standalone microwaves and may appear to be part of the cabinets in your kitchen. If you opt for an integrated model, think about placing it on an island or other space that is built into the wall for a unique appearance. You can also use a trim kit to cover any gaps between your microwave and the rest the cabinetry. This will make the appliance blend in with the decor of your house. The microwave and oven combo appliances are available in different sizes to fit your space, no matter if it's an apartment kitchen or a large one. Many manufacturers offer microwave/oven combinations equipped with ventilation systems to remove heat, smoke and odors out of the room. A microwave oven with built-in microwave is perfect for kitchens with small spaces and can save you the cost of a separate refrigerator and freezer in your kitchen remodel. These appliances can also reduce clutter since they only take up one cutout in your cabinetry. This will allow you to put in fewer doors and pulls to be in keeping with the design of your kitchen. The microwave component of a microwave/oven combination generally has more capacity than conventional standalone models that allow you to cook larger meals with ease. But keep in mind that the oven component isn't as big as a standard single-wall oven, so those who enjoy baking or cooking large meals might have to limit their use of the appliance. A microwave/oven combo, when paired with one oven, lets you bake and roast your food simultaneously, while warming leftovers or ready-to-eat microwave-friendly meals. Many manufacturers offer a variety of useful features, such as sensor touch controls which automatically defrost, cook and reheat food to the highest quality. Convenience It's hard to determine what kitchen appliances are worth the price and which are gimmicks for your worktop. One appliance that is worthy of a place in your modern kitchen is the microwave oven combo, which combines the features of a traditional oven and microwave in one unit. Combination ovens are great for families who wish to to heat leftovers as well as pre-packaged microwaveable food. They can also be used to bake, roast or grill food similar to the traditional oven. In fact, some models allow you to combine different cooking functions in the same cycle, like defrosting, and then air frying your food to create a delicious crispy finish. In addition to the many uses for these ovens they're also a great choice for those who live in tiny spaces like apartments and RVs where space is limited. Combination ovens reduce the space on the counter by condensing two separate appliances into one. Additionally, they're usually less expensive than buying them separately. They're also less cumbersome to use than standalone ovens, as they're typically built into a wall and are located at an ideal height for users without needing to bend or stoop over. Microwave combo ovens are available in different sizes that means you'll be able to find one that will fit perfectly in your kitchen. However, it's important to keep in mind that they will be bigger than traditional microwaves and will require more space behind and above them due to the large amounts of hot air they emit. Another great benefit of these ovens is that they can be a lot more efficient than standalone ovens, especially when it comes to making frozen meals. The microwave function of these ovens is very fast, so you won't need to run it for a long time. Consequently, they can reduce your power bills considerably. To figure out the amount you can save simply multiply the wattage multiplied by the time the model is turned on. Then divide this by the average rate per hour. Convection Cooking A microwave-oven combination can be used as a traditional stove but it also serves many other uses. built in microwaves can bake roast, roast, defrost air fry, and even grill food, which is a healthier alternative to cooking using oil. They are not just a gadget to save space, but can revolutionise the cooking process. A few of the top models can cook with convection. The difference between how a “solo” microwave and an oven combination oven cooks is that convection ovens have fans that blow hot air over your food to speed up cooking and also provide more crispness. A microwave oven combination is a great choice to consider when you are looking for ideas for your kitchen's renovation. It can save space and provide more functions than an ordinary microwave. However, this kind of appliance comes with higher costs which can be significant depending on the features that you select. Some of the most popular models have a double-fan system to increase the power and bake evenly. Some models also have intelligent cooking functions that let you cook delicious meals with just a one touch. You can find a range of different sizes available for both freestanding microwaves as well as built-in models, which are designed to fit your wall and blend with your kitchen cabinets. These appliances are great additions to any modern kitchen, particularly those with limited counter space or cabinet space. It is important to keep in mind that most models of oven and microwave combos require more space over and behind them than standalone appliances since they vent out hot air. The clearance will differ between brands but should be around 3-15cm behind and 7-30cm higher. These appliances should also be put on an independent circuit to prevent overheating and damage to other electrical appliances. It is recommended to consult an expert for the installation of microwave ovens with wall outlets in your home. Easy Cleaning Combination microwaves are the Swiss Army knife of kitchen appliances. They can do everything from heating up an instant snack to cooking roast dinners for the whole family. But, like any appliance that is frequently used, a microwave oven combo will require tender love and attention from time to time. Steam is a natural, safe and more efficient method to clean your slimline microwave. You'll need a bowl or jug that can hold a half cup of water along with a lemon and a dry clean cloth. Pour in 1 cup of water, put the jug inside the microwave and then heat it up on high for 4 minutes, without opening the door. The steam will loosen and dissolve any food grime that has dried up and splatter. It's then easier to wipe off with a damp sponge or a cloth. Then, wipe the interior of your microwave and get back to cooking. Be sure to wipe the door glass frequently since this is the most likely place where germs are. A simple wipe down using an unclean cloth and that is dipped in warm soapy water will work and bring your microwave back to looking like new.