Dispelling 3 Myths About Microwave Ovens | Shocking Truth You Need!

[@benjismith593]

You'd also have to be cutting the stuff, and breathe the dust. They make these things as cheap as they can. I work on , and sell appliances. Also don't buy an expensive microwave. The large majority are made in a few Chinese factories. Also many share the same parts.

[@thescrapmeister]

Actually you can scrap them with out cutting it. Anytime I'm cutting anything when I'm not shooting video I wear a respirator. Thanks for watching.

[@ScroogeMcDuckn]

It's strange to find some older then myself. These houses around here were built like scrap but up on the iron range, them mine workers would keep something going for ever , and NEVER throw anything away....... you were popping those in under a min last time , that one was given you the bizz.

[@thescrapmeister]

Yes, that one didn't want to give it up.

[@cuscrapping]

Thanks for dispelling that myth! I've known that for years. People would lose their minds if they saw how I get the aluminum fins from the magnetron core. That's why I never show it on my videos! 😯😂

[@thescrapmeister]

LOL, thanks for watching!

[@ScrapMan69]

Quick and easy to do then I fill my microwaves full of scrap metal! But my yard won’t take them unless I take them apart something do with radiation or something buddy! Awesome video buddy)

[@thescrapmeister]

Some of the yards here use to say that... but they all gave up on that now?

[@marktaylor2644]

just found your channel a while back and love watching your videos. BUT a problem I have is I have a hearing problem where I only hear one thing at a time. Like if I am talking to someone I cant hear the background noise or other people or it intensifier with hearing what they are saying sometimes. it is hard to explain how my hearing works. I have to use headphones to watch videos and your background music just drives me crazzy while trying to watch your videos. but thanks for the videos for this old man.

[@thescrapmeister]

Thanks for watching, I've lowered the music over the years. Have you tried turning no the closed captions to read it, rather than listening?

[@dimitrismaster]

That's a high voltage diode not a resistor..

[@thescrapmeister]

It worked... I figured if I called it a resistor, a lot of people would comment to tell me I was wrong :-) thanks for watching.

[@dimitrismaster]

@thescrapmeister lol,I just know what it is because I'm in the repair business beside the scrap business

[@thescrapmeister]

@dimitrismaster lol, I was an electrician:-) getting people to comment is like pulling teeth.

[@MrClutchNinja]

Bro, at least look at one manual before you take something apart. It's a flipping diode.

[@thescrapmeister]

@MrClutchNinja thanks for watching and commenting:-) a plummer might call it a drain.

[@LeafFreedom]

So in a few months from now when you are diagnosed with stage four cancer, will you feel stupid?

[@thescrapmeister]

Thanks for watching... I don't break the porcelain anyway, there is no need to. Plus I were a respirator when I'm not filming.

[@scrappingonthefly77]

Yep it's all a myth. But still today microwaves have a minimal amount of berilium in the porcelain. Personally I think it's not enough to worry about!

[@thescrapmeister]

Thanks for watching, everything I could find said non has been use since 1985?

[@scrappingonthefly77]

@thescrapmeister then we have nothing to worry about lol !!