Which item is stored correctly in the cooler Videos

Just a helpful tip: When you make these videos, you really need to look at the amount of time text is staying on screen. I read particularly fast, but was unable to read most of the text in the 1-2 seconds you gave. If you can't read it out loud in the time that it's up, no one else can either.

Bananas can be kept in the fridge, the skins may go black but the inside is still ok and they will take longer to ripen and go off. It just depends what else you have in there if the ethylene will affect it...also, eggs don't need to go in the fridge; they usually last about a month after buying them and usually when past the sell by date.

gotten this sad in american society that you have to wear a pump bra because people are stupid and don't know what breast are made for, *feeding babies*

Thank you for this informational video. I'm a momma to be, and will be going back to work.

thank you so much for ur video. im going back to work on monday!...im very nervous. i feel better watching ur video

it's fabulous that you made this video. It also shows me that the law in Belgium is not sufficient for breastfeeding mums at work. In Belgium you get 30 min. breastfeedingtime if you work less than 7,5h, over 7,5h you can get 60 min. You have to take it in 1 or 2 breaks. So pumping 3x20min is not allowed (unless you get a special autorisation of your boss, but it is not a right). This shows how unrealistic this law is to allow mums to pump on a regular basis to maintain production etc... in which state do you life? What is your official right for breastfeeding at work?

Did you always pump that much? I nurse and pump but when I pump I only get 1-2oz combined. Any advice?

My fridge has the freezer on the bottom. How does that work? 

Thanks Bill, every helpful. One quick question, though. Is the 40 degree mark the point at which the refrigerator/freezer stops cooling appropriately or can it happen sooner. I have a turn of the century house with plaster walls & lathing (not insulated very well) and while the house temp in most rooms is typically 68 degrees or so, the temp next to the exterior walls (where the refrigerator does sit) can get around 50 degrees or just below when the outside temperatures reach single digits or below zero. The last time this happened my refrigerator did exactly what you are describing (both my frig & freezer settled at around 40 degrees). Is this likely to be the case even though I didn't see temps around the frig register as low as 40 degrees (I'm trying to figure out if it's a system/mother board issue with the frig or a temperature issue with the house) and if so, are there any products out there that I can purchase that are designed to stop this from occurring? Thanks for the feedback.

Thank you Bill , I did what you suggested and it solved my problem 

Perfect explanation, too bad there isn't a simple workaround. Not really interested in putting heating pads or light bulbs in the fridge. I guess the best thing to do is not use the damn thing in the winter.

Hi Bill thanks for the explain. If I put a small 7 watt bulb next to the thermostat in the lower section, will that trick the fridge into turning on the compressor more frequently to keep frozen food frozen?