And what is the technical difference between devices that need at least 16°C and the more expensive ones that only need 10°C? Wouldn't it also be possible to produce devices that can cope with lower temperatures? Okay, you can just turn off the refrigerator in the winter. Can it tolerate lower temperatures when turned off?…
Hello, about a week ago I froze a gutted fish, but I didn't remove the gills. I read today that the fish can't be stored for long, but there was no specific time period given. How long can I safely eat the fish, or is it already over? LG
Here's the situation: Our freezer is about 20 years old, but it's been unplugged for about 15 years. I've already cleaned it, but I'm wondering if I can plug it in safely or if there's anything else I need to consider. What would you do?
Hello everyone, I wanted to ask if anyone knows what these symbols mean and what kind of button is below the temperature symbol with arrows? And what is the best setting to use on the dial?
I'm mostly self-sufficient when it comes to vegetables. At the moment, I just freeze most things! Oh, how my mother saved up for a freezer!!!!! Freezers came along long before washing machines or televisions! We often had a bombing back then and were always afraid of botulism (we were warned about it again and again…
Does anyone happen to know the exact dimensions of this chest? It's slightly sloped, and the manufacturer unfortunately doesn't provide exact measurements for just the white body without the lid. Does anyone know?
I was just cleaning out my freezer and noticed that I still have a pack of turkey meat. Unfortunately, it's been expired for four weeks. Can I eat it tomorrow or do I have to throw it away?
Hello, I just got home from school, but since no one's here yet and my dad isn't reachable, I'd like to ask you what's going on (see picture). Is something wrong with the freezer, perhaps, and is this somehow going to fix it? I'm a little confused… and I'm wondering where the food went..😂 Speaking…
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Water has its greatest density at about 4 degrees Celsius and decreases quite rapidly when it freezes. Does the density remain constant at 0 degrees Celsius and below , or does it still change? So, for example, if I leave a glass bottle in the freezer, but it doesn't burst at first, could it burst…
When water expands into ice, its volume increases by about 9% because it takes on a crystalline structure. I have seen an experiment before where water was filled into a steel ball and then placed in a nitrogen container (freezer). After the water expanded into ice in the steel ball, the steel ball burst like…