The best advice for buying a second hand microwave for sale is to know where the microwave came from. You want to know what’s been cooked in it, how good a care it has had and what the make and model numbers are. Consider all the reasons why this microwave is being sold. If you know the person that is selling the microwave and you trust them, then getting the answers to these questions is no problem.

Also getting the microwave from a certified re-store can ensure that the microwave is in good condition. Re-stores usually get their products from stores where the products may have been returned for small cosmetic defects, are otherwise in good condition and have never been used. Re-stores also feature products from building contractors who may have had a buyer change their mind about an appliance, or groups of appliances and the re-store buys them at a reduced rate.

Buying a microwave at a thrift store can be extremely economical, but also very risky. The microwave may be an old model that has been recalled for malfunctioning equipment, or dangerous health risks. You also don’t know what has been cooked in that microwave, or how well it was taken care of. Microwaves that are not properly cared for can leak radio waves, which can be harmful.

Buying a model at a yard sale poses the same risks. The person may simply be discarding the microwave because they upgraded or they may be discarding it because something is wrong with it. For those seeking advice for buying a second hand microwave for sale, it is best to consider where it is coming from and why it has been discarded.

Source by Jay H Brown