Microwave for Use with Meat and Dairy with Covers
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Question
Hello, I am currently temporarily living with my parents with my husband. They use one microwave, and they have a cover for meat and a cover for dairy, these covers have small holes. I wanted to ask how I can heat food there without embarrassing them, in a way that is permitted by Halacha. Thank you in advance.
Answer
Hello
For non-regular use, it is permitted to heat in a non-kosher microwave by covering with two covers, such as a box and a plastic bag on top. This ensures that the steam from the food does not come into contact with the microwave's body.
It is important to emphasize that this method should not be used regularly, such as in your own home, because there is no doubt that regular use will lead to mistakes.