Identify the product and appliance
Record the product name and intended use and identify the microwave model if available. Do not assume advice for a different cleaner, coating or appliance applies to the one in your kitchen.
Follow the product label and appliance manual together
Check whether the product label permits the intended surface and application, then compare it with the microwave maker's care instructions. If either source excludes the use or the directions conflict, do not improvise; contact the product or appliance maker for clarification.
Do not mix products or invent a heating step
The NSW Poisons Information Centre's cleaning-product guidance advises that cleaning products can be harmful if inhaled, touched or swallowed and says not to mix chemicals. This page does not recommend heating a cleaner, using a chemical combination or relying on an assumed residue-removal result.
Use current poison guidance for exposure questions
If a product may have been swallowed, inhaled or contacted skin or eyes, keep its container available and contact the poison-information service for your location. Use emergency services for a medical emergency; this page does not provide first aid.
