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Reclaim Counter Space With a Built in Microwave and Double Oven

Reclaim counter space and add a professional appearance to your kitchen by installing a built-in microwave and double oven. When you are buying an appliance take into consideration the power level, design, control features, and other features that suit your needs in the kitchen.

Built-ins can be integrated into cabinets or walls, giving them a seamless appearance. Some come with trim kits to ensure a perfect fit.

Undercounter Microwave Drawers

Microwave drawers are the newest design trend in kitchen design. They offer more flexibility than countertop or over-the-range models. They can be placed under lower cabinets, beneath countertops, on a kitchen island, or over a wall oven. They also open up instead of swivelling on hinges, making them more accessible for cooks with left hands.

These modern appliances are a great option for those who want to save counter space and add more storage space to their kitchen designs, or keep their kitchens visually open. While they cost more than traditional microwaves, a lot of homeowners feel that the high-end design and performance are worth the extra expense.

Microwave drawers are different from the standard models that are placed on top of the range or counter. They have flat surfaces and are able to fit seamlessly into your cabinetry. This makes them a great option for kitchen remodeling. You can also add microwave drawers in an existing kitchen with a significant amount of effort. If you're doing a full kitchen remodel, it's best to select a microwave drawer during the planning process and get it installed in the same time your new cabinetry and other appliances are being installed.

Microwave drawers are also ideal for those who have difficulty getting a countertop microwave or an over-the-range microwave. They have a slim, sleek front that can be opened and closed with a push of an button. They're also more convenient for people who are short or with back problems who may have difficulty lifting heavy dishes into a microwave that is over the range.

The drawbacks of a microwave drawer are its cost that is higher than a countertop or over the range microwave, and it doesn't allow for convection. They are also usually lacking the turntable. This could be a problem for those who like to stir the food as it heats up or have oblong containers that would not fit on the standard microwave plate.

A microwave drawer is not as easy to clean than a countertop microwave or an over-the-range model as there aren't any scrubbing surfaces exposed. It's recommended to wipe it down frequently with a damp cloth to keep its beautiful, pristine look.

Wi-Fi Connectivity

Built-in microwaves or ones that are installed on walls can make space and give your kitchen a more small integrated microwave look. These kinds of microwaves are often referred to as built-in, and the KitchenAid(r) brand has various models that fit into the cabinetry to provide seamless integration and a seamless look to your kitchen design. These microwave ovens can be used to provide convenience and additional cooking options to your kitchen without having a complete overhaul.

While countertop microwaves connect to an outlet for power and sit on your counter, built in microwave and oven combo-in microwaves are designed to be mounted in cabinets in the kitchen or fixed to the wall to free up your countertops for workstations and other projects. They have a door that opens exactly the same way as other kitchen appliances, creating a seamless look for your kitchen. The microwave ovens can be placed in your cabinet at a suitable height and some models even come with trim kits that allow you to close the gaps around the appliance for a completely integrated look.

Wi-Fi connectivity gives your microwave a intelligent functionality that you can enjoy. Certain models come with a set of pre-programmed cooking modes that give you expert tips and recommendations on the best settings for different food items. These advanced features can help you reduce time, food waste, and produce more efficient results from your microwave oven.

Other microwaves built in microwave ovens for wall units-in offer smart connectivity through the SmartThings platform, giving you remote access and control of your appliances from any place connected to the internet. These microwaves are controlled with an app that you can download to your smartphone, computer or tablet. You can set timers and receive notifications when food is ready. Certain models come with a 7-inch touchscreen display which displays the temperature of the oven as well as its cooking status. This allows for simple monitoring.

Utilizing radio waves and wireless technology using radio waves and wireless technology, Wi-Fi (pronounced "whiffie") connects your devices to the internet and provides the speed and ease you need for all your favourite apps, videos and games. You can utilize your smart TV laptop, smartphone, or laptop to stream your most loved movies and shows, connect to gaming on the internet, or to social media. Some models of KitchenAid microwaves come with the Wi Fi Easy Connect feature. This allows you to easily connect your microwave to your home Wi Fi network without requiring complicated codes or configurations.

Convection Cooking

Convection cooking helps your dishes cook faster and more evenly. Convection uses a fan and exhaust to circulate hot air in the oven, distributing heat throughout your food. This eliminates cold spots or uneven heat that can occur with an ordinary oven. Convection reduces the need for changing or rotating your food when baking.

Some microwaves, like the ones made by the KitchenAid brand, feature convection cooking built into them for a customized appearance that blends with cabinets and other appliances. These models are specifically designed to fit in with your cabinets and include trim kits to create a seamless, neat finish. There are a variety of designs and sizes to choose from including a double convection microwave that can be easily fitted into your cabinets.

Microwaves that have a convection feature are great for roasting vegetables, baking and creating casseroles. They help foods brown and crisp up faster by circulating hot air around them. Additionally, they can also be used to make cakes and cookies. There are a array of other applications for a microwave with convection ovens, and it's worth taking the time to learn how you can best make use of this useful feature.

Although it might appear counterintuitive, it is important to check your foods more often when using convection microwave. Food cooks much more quickly than it would in a conventional oven, and it's important to remove your food once it's finished cooking. Ideally, you should inspect your food approximately two-thirds to three-quarters of the way through its recommended cooking time. It is also helpful to use bakeware that has lower sides, such as baking sheets and shallow pans in order that the air can circulate freely.

Certain microwaves, such as the ones from KitchenAid, offer an EasyConvect(tm) conversion system that converts normal recipe temperatures and times to convection settings. This can be especially useful when replacing an over-the-range microwave, since that you don't have to redo your kitchen to enjoy the convenience of convection.

Space Saving

A double oven allows you to cook a wide range of dishes simultaneously. This can help you save time in the kitchen, allowing you to prepare meals for the table quicker. You can also throw dinner parties with friends and family, without having to wait until one dish is done before beginning another. This is especially beneficial for busy families with young kids.

When choosing a double oven, consider the overall dimensions and internal capacity of each oven compartment. You should also carefully assess your cooking needs and the size of your household to ensure you're not over-sizing the appliance. It is also important to be aware of not choosing an appliance that is too large for the space. A higher height may limit access and increase the risk of injuries.

There are two primary types of double ovens, wall-mounted or range-style. Both have their benefits however, which one will depend on the layout of your kitchen as well as your design preferences. A wall-mounted double oven can be placed at a level that is comfortable and a model in the style of a range can be fitted into cabinets to create a seamless design.

When you are looking for a new double oven, compare prices at different online stores and retailers. Check for sales and discounts and second-hand models that have been restored to like-new state. Be aware that appliances that have more advanced features and technologies typically cost more than the basic models.