You've Got Time on Your Hands to Nit Pick about such a serious issue
This is not about spelling errors, this is about a FIRE hazard, that is the important message.
You got the point though didn't you spelling errors or not!
The problem with these microwaves is that the door switch in the microwave oven can overheat and should stop being used immediately. GE says people must stop using them immediately.
These recalled microwaves are not news. In fact, "The recalled units were sold from January 2000 to December 2003 and cost between $1,500 and $2,000, according to GE, which announced the recall with the Consumer Product Safety Commission," writes CNN in the report.
The GE recall information is not yet posted in GE's site.
"GE is offering a free repair on GE and GE Profile units or a rebate toward the purchase of a new product. Sears is doing the same for Kenmore units."
Posted December 5th, 2007 by Armen Hareyan
You've Got Time on Your Hands to Nit Pick about such a serious issue
This is not about spelling errors, this is about a FIRE hazard, that is the important message.
You got the point though didn't you spelling errors or not!
Thanks a lot Wylie,
We fixed some of the mistakes, if not all of them in regard to this GE Microwave recall article. Huliq is a community effort.
Has anyone used these microwaves?
Keep up the great work, admin_huliq! I'm sure it's tough to keep everything perfect since there's a A LOT of news and you're posting as fast as you can.
Good job! Keep it up, :)
Just wondering...which model of GE Microwaves poses a hazard?
Here are the list of models of microwaves recalled by GE, published at eMaxhealth
proofreading/editing
Wow!
My 7 year-old son could have written this story with fewer grammatical and spelling errors. What exactly is a "hazart"? "The problem of this microwaves"....? How about "hazard", and "The problem with these microwaves is ...."
The second paragraph is completely redundant unto itself.
Keep up the good work.