Does Radiation From A Microwave Alloy Or Mesh With Clothing ?

I hope I am asking this question correctly :

.....I am wondering if when I am cooking in a microwave around a kitchen of mine & I pass by it several times , however many times in person while it is cooking with clothes on naturally , does the subtle amounts of radiation emissions of & from the microwave during this cooking session possibly & incidentally can emit onto clothing & cling to clothing or allow or get onto clothing to where I have to worry about carrying radiation to other parts of the rooms I may walk into soon ? I am just wondering if radiation gets on clothing & can cling & if I am in close proximity of something that isn't supposed to be around radiation , then those items or item may be effected by the radiation traveling on my clothing. I am just curious. I would hate to be around a microwave that is cooking that emits radiation , gets on my clothes & if I were to pick up something like a CD & have it around me or close to my clothing for which the radiation from the microwave was exposed to , that I am worried about getting however levels of radiation onto items such as a CD via my clothing or from something on my person from just prior being close to a microwave before handing items that can be damaged by radiation. I have an older microwave from the early to mid to late 1990's to the early 2000's that still works just fine like a charm cooking-wise so I haven't gotten rid of it yet.

I am also just wondering if the older a microwave gets , the more of a chance that it can get too old to sustain it's grasp on emitting very low amounts of radiation & possibly emit more radiation at some point from getting old or just being an older model. I hope I asked these questions right where you have a good picture of what I am asking. Please answer all those questions & inquires. It would really help. :-)

Thank you.