What do you keep in your microwave?

[Rocking Rivet]

We use it as a bread eggs and veg store. Or pack of individual tonic water fits very well too.
Any other ideas?

 

[Speve]

But I wouldn't want one.

Ah but you like the washing machine

 

[Lenny HB]

Ah but you like the washing machine

Much more useful, washes clothes well, where as Microwaves aren't much good for cooking only any good for reheating.

 

[Brains]

No microwave, no oven....................................do have a full sized automatic coffee machine though

Sounds like a typical Italian MoHo layout!

 

[Brains]

We have not got a microwave. German made van made to German spec.

So no oven either!

We have a German van, but luckily made to a UK spec.

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[PhilMary]

Haven’t got one in our van!

One for sale here. £25 it's yours.

 

[Richard n Ann]

Don't forget to use your plug hole as pea storage, when there's enough built up it saves a trip to the freezer

 

[PaulW2]

Tiny little waves?

 

[Roby2008]

Sounds like a typical Italian MoHo layout!

It does rather, doesn´t it .......this one is French though, it came with a Garlic air freshner ......

 

[Captain Yoghurtpot]

One for sale here. £25 it's yours.View attachment 837580

Oooooh........same as ours.

Use it for storing my drugs and gun.
You never know what can occur on a Funster Rally!
And when we do use it , it's only for drying socks.

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[Lenny HB]

This thread has pissed me off, my microwave at home found it and decided to die. I fitted a new magnetron about 10 years ago so looks like I'll have to shell out a couple of hundred quid for something I hardly use. I do the cooking but 'er indoors won't let me buy a cheap one.

 

[Rocking Rivet]

Lenny That the last thing I wanted to do with this thread

 

[Jammi]

This thread has pissed me off, my microwave at home found it and decided to die. I fitted a new magnetron about 10 years ago so looks like I'll have to shell out a couple of hundred quid for something I hardly use. I do the cooking but 'er indoors won't let me buy a cheap one.

I’ve got one in the van you can have

 

[Fontie]

I Took the microwave out of our van and use the space to store lots of different things.

 

[Lenny HB]

I’ve got one in the van you can have

Thanks for to offer, just ordered a posh one the boss liked.
I've got to spend an extra 100 quid on a microwave because she liked it but she won't let me spend 4K on a new e-bike, life's not fair.

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[Shrimp]

Sorry, can’t see the point of a Microwave in a MoHo, one has plenty of time to create meals when not working or on holiday!

 

[scotjimland]

Nothing.. it was the first thing to be taken out .. skipped it..

It's now a useful cupboard under the sink for storing things ..

It was just dead weight.. no use to man nor beast.. and what bright spark fits a microwave under a sink at almost floor level.. and beside the shower door

 

[Itsmcb]

One for sale here. £25 it's yours.View attachment 837580

Same as ours

 

[Itsmcb]

Mine is currently storing the little pot of peanut butter for the six mousetraps I put in various places around the van today. Grrr.

 

[denisejoe]

One for sale here. £25 it's yours.View attachment 837580

No thank! Hardly use the one we have indoors

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[JimmE]

Our kettle lives/travels in ours.

Since we rarely have EHU and our inverter/battery is not big enough to run the microwave, it rarely gets used. I’d rather remove it and convert to a shelf/cupboard tbh, but my OH isn’t yet convinced

 

[Gina M]

My microwave grill for bacon, steaks, gammon and cheese toasties

 

[OldCodger]

We have not got a microwave. German made van made to German spec.

Ditto. Our previous UK spec Frankia had one which was mostly used as a store for the kettle
Our current van is a German spec Carthago

 

[Jez1966]

Currently stuffed full of Angie's T-Shirts from various places on our US road trip.
Prior to that is was air.
I've installed a petrol generator but only run it to power kettle/induction hob.
Mine (77) are in a box in the garage and rest in wardrobe.

Currently having a "Late Gap Year" in USA
You can follow our misadventure @ https://www.polarsteps.com/JezAng/7186963-gap-year
Journal @ https://www.motorhomefun.co.uk/forum/journals/blog/1-year-usa-road-trip-late-gap-year.310/

 

[Captain Yoghurtpot]

Sorry, can’t see the point of a Microwave in a MoHo, one has plenty of time to create meals when not working or on holiday!

Or better still, go to Wetherspoons!
(Other cheap "pile it high" eating establishments are available but the clientèle is questionable).

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[Shrimp]

We don’t ‘do’ Weatherspoons!
Dogs are not allowed on/in any part of Weatherspoons, not even in the garden and as we wouldn’t leave our mutt in a too hot or too cold vehicle that Pub is not an option!

 

[bschaldon]

We store our coffees and teas containers in there. But my project for the winter is to remove the damn thing, and put in a shelf or drawer. Never used it for cooking.

 

[kev54]

We use it as a bread eggs and veg store. Or pack of individual tonic water fits very well too.
Any other ideas?

Took it out - saving 14 Kg. Put on a magnetic board as a door and it’s an enormous storage space (easily 14Kg) of useful stuff (with notes on the front )

 

[cyberyacht]

Mine is currently storing the little pot of peanut butter for the six mousetraps I put in various places around the van today. Grrr.

So the microwave is full of mice then?

 

[StephandJohn]

Wouldn't be without it for veg (saves steaming up the van when cooking). When travelling it holds a couple of bowls and two microwave bowls. Fit in well and don't need to cushion them with anything.

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[Clive Mott]

A chunk of foam rubber to stop the glass plate from jumping about when driving