And to whom it may concern, microwave radiation is part of the same spectrum as visible light. It has a much lower wavelength, however, and any stray microwaves are caught by the oven and dissipate over time.

Also, you're thinking two different kinds of radiation. Microwave radiation is just energy passing through the air at a certain wavelength, one that water and fat molecules happen to be quite sensitive to.

The other kind of radiation is caused by atoms breaking apart of their own accord and shoting protons/electrons/whole atoms off at near light speed.

Hope that cleared things up.
P.E.N.G.U.I.N. Reviewed by P.E.N.G.U.I.N. on . microwaving blunts? Ok... so when I finish rolling my blunts, I bake them with a lighter to make sure it sticks and to stiffen the paper, but I have a friend who throws his in the microwave for like 10 seconds. It seems to me that microwaving a blunt would get it too hot and vape the weed, but he swears it doesn't and works really good. Anyone know anything about this? Anyone else nuke their blunts? Rating: 5