> My S2000 car alarm would be set off whenever I microwaved blueberries. Some experimentation revealed it was anything with excess water. Buying a new microwave solved the issue but I don't like thinking about how poorly shielded the old microwave was. I tried moving the for further from the kitchen or keeping the keys far away to no avail.
As for the S2000, I guess water coincidentally changes the frequency of the leaked radio waves to match the car alarm?
https://i.imgur.com/S1Luizd.jpg
The company being as cheap as it was, I simply began using the microwave as a deliberate noise source for testing the device's operation under adverse conditions, placing a few mugs of water in the microwave for a few minutes, and deliberately setting my channel to collide with the microwave.
Or frozen blueberries, but why would anyone buy frozen blueberries.
Because 'fresh' blueberries out of seasons cost 3 times as much and taste like nothing much.
Smoothies.
Because they are available and inexpensive year-round, and they defrost well and are good in many applications. Outside of the peak of local season, its the best way to buy blueberries.
Eventually I tracked it down to microwave usage. Whenever the microwave was in use, I lost WiFi.