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Hi I am planning to buy a new Microwave. Preferably Kenstar 19Ltr. with Solo
Model No: KH19SSLM.
The Specs are:
19 Liter./ Solo/ Two Knobs Control/ Powder Coated White Cavity/ Silver Cabinet/ Silver Look/ Big Door Glass/ Pull Handle Door/ 5 Power Levels/ Express Cooking/ Defrost Setting/ Cooking Timer 35’

I have never used a microwave before. I am a bachelor and want to cook food faster and easily. I would like to know from experts how does a SOLO/GRILL and CONVECTION microwave differ from each other? Will I be able to cook food in a solo oven? Or do I need to buy a Grill /Convection oven for that?

The salesman said that solo ovens are only meant to reheat food and it is not possible cook using a solo oven he even said solo ovens are mostly preferred by food-joint owners who need to reheat the bakery item(Burger, pizzas etc) to customers…Is this true?

Please check more details at:

http://www.kenstar-appliances.com/products_ka_microwave.php#

Thanks a lot for your help…

You can cook easily in solo microwave.That sales man does not have full knowledge of microwave.For bachelors its ideal to keep a microwave.It is sooooo convenient.You can cook omelet,rice,curry,can make soups, tea ,coffee,boil potatoes,reheat every thing.It is less messy ie you use a single bowl , plate or container.
Convection mode is for baking cakes ,cookies,pies.grill is for grilling non veg items,kebabs,or grilled toasts.
There is one option Microwave cum grill also.In this you can make your toast or cutlets for break fast.In solo microwave you cannot heat your breads it becomes soggy.
In microwave You can use only glass ware or certain quality of microwave proof plastic containers.You cannot put metal in it nor even foil.
please take a proper demo of the product when you go to buy.For further guidance pls feel free to ask.

Ok my brother recently got a powdercoating gun and we don’t have anything to cure the powder with. I’m wanting to coat a bike frame but a conventional oven is too small. What methods ate there for curing at home. Could I use lights or anything at home? Thank you

Electricity can be used to heat up metal easily if you know what you are doing. You’d just have to find some heavy gage wire and hook it up to each end of the bike frame. Would probably have to go with 220v also. Of coarse you would need to know how to control the electricity and do it safely.