Fridge storage precautions
Hot foods must be cooled to room | Clean the food and dry any droplets on it |
temperature before storing in the refrigerator. | before placing in the refrigerator. |
Food to be stored should be properly sealed. | Sorted storage of food. |
This will prevent moisture in the food from | Food to be stored should be sorted according |
evaporating and prevent them from spoiling. | to their category. Food consumed daily should |
| be placed on the front part of the shelves. This |
| can avoid unnecessary delays in door opening |
| as well as expiration of the storage period |
| because you forgot to eat it. |
Do not store excess quantities of food. | Do not place the food too near to the inner | ||||||||
Food should be stored with spaces in between | walls. | ||||||||
them. This allows cold air to flow smoothly and | Do not store foods with high moisture content | ||||||||
therefore obtain better storage results. | clinging to the inner walls. Otherwise they may | ||||||||
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Avoiding food (especially oil food) contact with the inner liner directly, as oil can
erode the inner liner. So it's better to clean the oily dirt whenever it is found.
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