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Can Mould Grow In Freezer? Answer Might Surprise You...
We all know mould thrives in hot temperatures, but are the freezing temperatures of your freezer enough to keep your food safe? Think again.
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Video: Indian Man In Canada Turns Freezing Balcony Into Natural Fridge, Internet Divided
A video of a cost-saving hack by an Indian man living in Canada is going viral on social media, leaving users in stitches.
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4 Easy Ways To Defrost Chicken Without Using Microwave
Microwave not working? Defrost chicken like a pro with these easy ways!
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Never Put Hot Food In the Fridge, Here's Why
Loved your piping hot bowl of stew and now going towards the fridge to refrigerate the left over? Stop! You may want to wait for it to cool down to room temperature before putting it in the fridge.
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150 Nations Agree Major Deal In Rwanda To Cut Greenhouse Gases
About 150 nations meeting in Rwanda agreed a global deal to reduce greenhouse gases used in refrigerators and air conditioners, a Rwandan minister announced to loud cheers on Saturday, a major milestone in combating climate change.
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Can Mould Grow In Freezer? Answer Might Surprise You...
We all know mould thrives in hot temperatures, but are the freezing temperatures of your freezer enough to keep your food safe? Think again.
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Video: Indian Man In Canada Turns Freezing Balcony Into Natural Fridge, Internet Divided
A video of a cost-saving hack by an Indian man living in Canada is going viral on social media, leaving users in stitches.
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4 Easy Ways To Defrost Chicken Without Using Microwave
Microwave not working? Defrost chicken like a pro with these easy ways!
-
Never Put Hot Food In the Fridge, Here's Why
Loved your piping hot bowl of stew and now going towards the fridge to refrigerate the left over? Stop! You may want to wait for it to cool down to room temperature before putting it in the fridge.
-
150 Nations Agree Major Deal In Rwanda To Cut Greenhouse Gases
About 150 nations meeting in Rwanda agreed a global deal to reduce greenhouse gases used in refrigerators and air conditioners, a Rwandan minister announced to loud cheers on Saturday, a major milestone in combating climate change.
