How to Microwave a CD
Take a CD or CD-R which is defunct or useless and place it in a microwave oven, standing up in the middle against a glass or paper cup., Set the microwave for high on five seconds., Be prepared to stop the microwave when the CD starts smoking...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Take a CD or CD-R which is defunct or useless and place it in a microwave oven
Do not use metal materials as a holder. -
Step 2: standing up in the middle against a glass or paper cup.
Close the door completely shut and start cooking. , These fumes are unhealthy when inhaled.
A well-aired room beforehand, such as an open window near the oven, will help eliminate the smoke effectively. , The heated aluminum of the CD creates a very small electrical storm complete with lightning and sparks.
You can observe all this activity through the oven door, though normal precautions have to be taken. , Even after just five seconds the disc can be conducting electrical currents.
Touching a freshly-destroyed CD with bare hands could burn you.
Do not inhale the air outside the oven just after a session.
Let the microwave cool and air the room out by opening windows. , Notice the different patterns and paths etched over the material creating tiny metallic "islands". , -
Step 3: Set the microwave for high on five seconds.
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Step 4: Be prepared to stop the microwave when the CD starts smoking.
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Step 5: Enjoy the show.
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Step 6: Wait for a few seconds before retrieving the CD.
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Step 7: Observe the layers of the CD.
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Step 8: Finished.
Detailed Guide
Do not use metal materials as a holder.
Close the door completely shut and start cooking. , These fumes are unhealthy when inhaled.
A well-aired room beforehand, such as an open window near the oven, will help eliminate the smoke effectively. , The heated aluminum of the CD creates a very small electrical storm complete with lightning and sparks.
You can observe all this activity through the oven door, though normal precautions have to be taken. , Even after just five seconds the disc can be conducting electrical currents.
Touching a freshly-destroyed CD with bare hands could burn you.
Do not inhale the air outside the oven just after a session.
Let the microwave cool and air the room out by opening windows. , Notice the different patterns and paths etched over the material creating tiny metallic "islands". ,
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