C. Letellier wrote:My mother when she lived on the mountain had what they called the spring house. It was simply an insulated building over a small spring that always ran. It maintained about 45 to 50 degrees. In the summer the water cooled the building and in the winter it heated it.
Erica Wisner wrote:I think the eggs thing is partly due to washing their coatings off - it's required to wash them to get rid of poop, but it also makes them more open to losing moisture and accepting bacteria.
Modern battery farms are sort of intrinsically unhealthy and then we wash the outside to feel better about it.
We keep eggs at room temperature and have not had problems - if we get them locally, they are fresher than from the store, and keep several weeks.
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Sadie West wrote:I'm downsizing but leaving a non-working fridge and microwave in place as kitchen storage. What should I be prepared for in the way of mold, etc? A dish of rice pudding in the microwave quickly developed mold. After I clean out the totally moldy fridge, can I treat it to keep mold from coming back? Or are there certain items that can never be stored there, such as fresh veg, salad dressings, and other wet things on the "don't need refrigeration" list?
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Sadie West wrote:After I clean out the totally moldy fridge, can I treat it to keep mold from coming back? Or are there certain items that can never be stored there, such as fresh veg, salad dressings, and other wet things on the "don't need refrigeration" list?
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Don Goddard wrote:So for those who would like to live without a refrigerator, I would ask is that Live without any such device or would a satisfactory solution be to live without a "refrigerator" as we know it? ....
Now the one component that is frequently overlooked is the mechanical power source that runs the compressor...
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