May 2007 Weddings
HokieLaw
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Random Poll (and question)
What temperature do you keep your fridge at?
And if you had your fridge at that temp and suddenly your milk seemed to be not as cold, what would you do?
Surprise! It's Identical TWINS! Girls born at 34w1d.
Re: Random Poll (and question)
I don't think I have an actual temperature guage in there. The settings go from cold to coldest and both are in the middle (recommended settting).
If my milk wasn't as cold, I'd make sure it wasn't too close to front of the fridge. Overall, not in the door ( I don't think it gets as cold there). I;d also check to see if any food was blocking the vents. Not sure if that matters but I tend to think it does.
We usually keep ours on 38 but a few days ago MH commented that the milk didn't seem as cold. So I turned it down to 36. And the milk still didn't seem cold. So I turned it down to 34. I haven't checked the milk yet. We haven't lost any food yet, just don't think it's quite cold enough. And our fridge probably has less food than normal right now because we haven't been eating at home the past two weeks because of going out of town and VBS. I'll check the milk while I'm at lunch today.
Mel: We keep the milk on the top shelf. It's usually the only thing up there (right now, it's up there with a pitcher of lemonade).
Because of how you answered I would call someone to look at it if the milk still doesn't seem as cold. Isn't it a newer fridge too?
It was in the house when we bought it but it was fairly new - I think it was purchased by the previous owners in 2007 so it's 3 years old. I checked the milk when I was home and it still seems to not be cold. The items on the lower shelves are cold though. Oh, AND in the freezer, I had some frozen lemonades on the top shelf and they seem a little soft compared to the ones on the bottom shelf. SOOO I don't know what that means. I did check the seals and they are fine. Sigh.
You should definitely call someone then to look at it. Maybe the vents at the top aren't working correctly or something?
The last thing you want is to be eating spoiled food and not even realize it!