panasonicvac
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I usually call in my sandwiches to have them ready so I'm not sure. But the ones they use look like the sames kinds that you can still buy today. I remember before they had a couple of radaranges that were just like one of mine for a long time before slowly switching over to the commercial models. I'm pretty sure those didn't heat evenly either.
Anyways as I mentioned before, here's my grandfather's Sharp again. Still sounds and works like new. I think tomorrow I'm going to deep clean it cause I don't know if it's ever been done before or not. But unfortunately it is rusting a little bit. That's one of the reasons why I'd love to claim this so I can retire it. I know I said I prefer over-the-ranges but if I had to pick as what the top of the thread says best built microwave for home use, I think I ought to pick this one to be honest because it does better than both of my Amanas and probably the microwave that was here before the Sharp which my best guess was an Amana as well but that was a long time ago where I doubt my grandfather ever remembers




Anyways as I mentioned before, here's my grandfather's Sharp again. Still sounds and works like new. I think tomorrow I'm going to deep clean it cause I don't know if it's ever been done before or not. But unfortunately it is rusting a little bit. That's one of the reasons why I'd love to claim this so I can retire it. I know I said I prefer over-the-ranges but if I had to pick as what the top of the thread says best built microwave for home use, I think I ought to pick this one to be honest because it does better than both of my Amanas and probably the microwave that was here before the Sharp which my best guess was an Amana as well but that was a long time ago where I doubt my grandfather ever remembers



