what do i ahve to throw out when my refrigerator dies

By t from dr. (Invitee Post)

February 15, 2006 ii found this helpful

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What temperature was the food when you lot discovered the door was open? If information technology was nevertheless cool, you are probably okay. Even if the stuff on the door was room temp, if the stuff in the back (by where the cool air comes in) was absurd, that stuff tin probably stay. I'd throw out any raw meat or lunch meat that may have gotten higher up 40 degrees for any length of fourth dimension, simply nearly things in the fridge are probably okay. Just my opinion though....

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March 26, 2018 0 found this helpful

What virtually lunchmeat from deli or eggs or ground beef or mayonnaise

September 3, 2018 0 institute this helpful

You don't even demand to refrigerate eggs, so they are fine,I did the same, and everything was ok...Even the milk

Jess
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September 3, 2018 0 found this helpful

You practise need to refrigerate commercially prepared eggs. If they are farm fresh and haven't been washed, they can remain at room temperature just the egg processing plants wash the natural protective coating off the eggshells.

October thirty, 2019 0 institute this helpful

Thank you so much for this information. My fridge got left open up and I had two dozen eggs in in that location.

March xviii, 2020 0 establish this helpful

Thank you for all the good yous are doing in this world. My family needs common cold food.

July 30, 2021 0 found this helpful

You don't have to refrigerate eggs if they have never been refrigerated. I get mine from the farm and they never become in the refrigerator.

Just once eggs are refrigerated, they can not be left at room temperature

February 15, 2006 0 found this helpful

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I personally would not throw all of the food away. How warm was information technology really inside the refrigerator. Even though the door was open up it was nonetheless trying to keep things cold. I gauge you would have to estimate by how warm the things felt when you discovered the problem. Think about things that are very touchy and maybe discard those.

Past Sandra (Guest Postal service)

February 15, 2006 0 found this helpful

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The grocery stores do this all the time. They have refrigerator & Freezer bins that have no doors on them and yet the nutrient stays perfectly safe. At that place is probably going to surge in your electric pecker for that time frame, simply I don't see a problem w/ your food being safe.

Feb 16, 2006 0 found this helpful

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Buy an inexpensive fridge / freezer thermometer & use them. It is worth the peace of mind. Too will alert you if there is a problem due west/ your appliances not maintaining the proper temperatures.

Adept location for them is somewhere in the middle of the refrigerator or on peak of something in the freezer where y'all can easily meet it. Useful for refrig, freezer & chest/upright freezers.

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February 15, 2006 0 found this helpful

I hold with the previous mail service. The refrigerator was however running even though the door was open. I would non throw anything away unless information technology felt warm. It's not similar we are in the middle of Summer!

February 15, 2006 0 found this helpful

Naught is worth food poisoning! Throw out mayo, keep the eggs. You lot cannot olfactory property nutrient poisoning.

If in doubt, throw it out!!!

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Linda

October xiv, 2017 0 found this helpful

How long does it have for the frig to get cold again mine was left partially open all night

October 23, 2018 0 found this helpful

Hong long volition exist cold once again? Mine left open up all nighttime now its not working cold as before?

Maryeileen
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Feb 15, 2006 0 institute this helpful

Personally, I would throw out any uncooked meat, and eggs.

Annie Rios Colina
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Feb 15, 2006 0 plant this helpful

Thank YOU ALL! I really thank you for the time you
took to transport me your advice. I threw out milk, eggs,
bacon, and mayo, salsa.
Stuff that was almost gone in the front end doors went

to trash bin.
Thankfully I had not put whatsoever meat to defrost in there.

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November 19, 2007 0 found this helpful

The same thing just happened to me! ugh. I concluded up throwing out some ground beefiness. I'm going to come across how the milk smells in the morning time. And so bummed, cuz I simply went grocery shopping, only better prophylactic than lamentable I guess.

Ariela
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November 19, 2007 0 found this helpful

last year my grandson left our freezer door open up and EVERYTHING
thawed!!! Im telling y'all we had three crock pots going.. the oven, the stove top. And gave lotsa things to the neighbors. lol Nosotros werent mad at him, how practise you become mad at your ambrosial grandson?

We all worked hard that day tho and actualy had fun doing information technology.. heck of a way to get the freezer cleaned out but nosotros did lol

By Celine Bir-Olvera RN MSN Ed (Guest Mail)

Apr 28, 2008 0 found this helpful

Please become to the spider web accost below for the USDA Food Safety Fact Sheets on what to practice.
This subject matter is also serious and requires corrective action on your part to protect the health of your family unit.

C:\Users\Celine\Documents\Refrigeration & Food Safety.mht

June 30, 2020 0 found this helpful

I accidentally left the door just partially opened, not wide open. It is ready to 36 degrees .. When I returned habitation, about 8 hours later, the temp indicated 72....

I would throw stuff out....food poisoning is not fun!

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