Why is my microwave rusting?
Grease or other residues can appear as corrosion/rust in your microwave, but this is not due to any product defect.
One tip is to clean your microwave with a cloth with water and dish soap to get rid of the residue that has started to rust. Remember not to use any abrasive products that can damage the surface.
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