the clock on the microwave needed to be reset each time it was plugged back in. Walking into the kitchen and seeing a flashing, un-set clock was visually annoying, and taking the time to reprogram the minutes and hours added an extra step to my daily routine that quickly became cumbersome.
Additionally, because my microwave is situated on a counter with limited outlet access, plugging and unplugging it required moving other kitchen items. I had to reach around decor, containers, and other small appliances just to access the wall socket. This physical inconvenience, albeit minor, was a deterrent to maintaining the habit long-term. It made a simple task feel like a chore, especially during busy mornings when I was rushed for time.
Small Safety And Wear‑And‑Tear Questions I Had To Consider
During the experiment, I considered whether frequent plugging and unplugging would cause wear and tear on the microwave or
