Microwaves

No.

Like most home appliances, microwaves come in different price ranges to fit into every household’s budget. To achieve this you will find microwaves for as low as Kshs 2,500 to as high as Kshs 45,000. Keep in mind that the more expensive the microwave the more functions it has.

No.

While it may be possible to find different manufacturers with the same microwave designs, this is not the only type. Microwaves come in three types;
● Built-in.
● Countertop.
● Over the range.
● Convection microwaves.
Each of these is categorized according to their placement in the kitchen or household. It is up to you to figure out which best suits you in accordance with how you intend to use it.

No, they aren’t.

While the internet is filled with theories on the harmful nature of microwaves attributed to the rays it uses to heat food, there is no solid scientific proof about it. The only danger posed occurs when you place items such as metal, plastic, or tin foil in them. 

You can check if the material you intend to use is harmful by placing it in the microwave for about 45 seconds and if it is hotter than the food you are preparing then it is harmful.

No.

It is common to assume all microwaves are the same especially if you have been to different households. However, microwaves come in different sizes to accommodate different plate and dish sizes.

Some like those used in hotels are much bigger than those used at home. Check out the variety provided by your seller and ask about sizes before purchasing to get as much information as you need before the final purchase.

Not all foods.
The main function of a microwave is to reheat already cooked food and drinks. This, however, does not exclude them from preparing foods, though it is only a few that can be prepared this way. 
The microwave oven is a good example that can prepare foods such as cake and possibly bread too. Always inquire from your supplier about what your microwave can and can’t do. Also, research online and read verified reviews to get as much information as possible.

Yes.
Luckily, most if not all modern home appliances are built to be energy efficient. This means they make use of the least amount of electricity to do the task most efficiently. 
At the same time, they ensure that very little energy is wasted by using absorbent material keeping all the heat inside as opposed to expelling it. You can always check for energy-efficient stickers on your microwave of choice.