Microwave absorbing materials?

From: "Roman King" <machocraig@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 9 Apr 2007 13:42:39 -0600

I have been using a microwave oven to treat solid plastics. For that
purpose, I place a small glass beaker filled with water to absorb excess
microwave. The problem is that I must add water everytime I use the
microwave oven,which becomes an inconvenient chores. I am wondering
whether anybody could suggest other inexpensive and commonly available
microwave absorbing materials which does not much evaporate as water.
Roman

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