Question

Any IF power goes....how to save refrigerator foods?

Answer 1

Get a cooler and put it out in the back yard.

Answer 2

I don't know which is worse. I hate the hot days.... and not to fond of winter.

Answer 3

Thanks Hon, our driveway was slick this morning, but the sun came out and melted it..... it's cold, but not real cold. Probably around 40......

Answer 4

Oh, good. Maybe you won't get to much of the bad stuff.

Answer 5

I hope not, but we never know around here.....hope things are OK with you.

Answer 6

Oh, yeah. You really don't want to hear what the weather is supposed to be here tomorrow. You might throw something at me.

Answer 7

*lolz

I can relate! Haha

Answer 8

lol I would be very envious, but glad that someone is staying nice and warm.....

Answer 9

Well, just remember how long, hot, humid and brutal my summers are if that will helps!

Answer 10

I understand totally.

Answer 11

From what I'm hearing on TV....it's very bad...... I've been through a couple of blizzards.....and it isn't fun.....

Answer 12

Answer 13

You've a very sweet lady - thanks! Hope your day is good, too.

Answer 14

Thanks so much, that means so much to me....more than you know.

Answer 15

Get a cooler with lots of ice (food would last 3 to 5 days, depending on the cooler)






A Power Generator (Power for a limited amount of time) (I personally don't have one, at the moment, but hopefully one day)





If you have insurance (use it)

Answer 16

Try to limit the times you open the fridge.

Answer 17

Answer 18

Fill some bottles or containers with water and place in your freezer ... will help to keep your
frozen food from defrosting ..do it now of course

Answer 19

Answer 20

You stay warm and safe, too.

Answer 21

it's already bad and sooooo cold

Answer 22

Your temps outside will be below zero. Put the food in a sealed box and put it on your porch. It will probably freeze.

Answer 23

If you have an ice chest pack the food in snow from outside.

Answer 24

Open the door no more than necessary; the temperature will hold for several hours. More than that, put as many bags of ice inside as will fit; this will work as long as you keep replacing the ice.

Answer 25

Put food into coolers in the garage. Bears get it in the back yard.

Answer 26

cannot go out snowed in

Answer 27

Open refrigerator door as little as possible. Set frozen food to thaw in refrig to help keep cool. Eat well. Your nice neighbors will dig you out I am sure, SJ.

Answer 28

Loosen tops of bottled water and freeze them. (loosen tops slightly or bottles will burst when frozen) Put the frozen water bottles upright in a chest cooler and put your food in the chest with the frozen water. This will keep your food and no mess to clean out of cooler later.

Answer 29

Answer 30

get coolers, fill with ice/snow...leave outside

Answer 31

If I lived in a place where power outages could be a thing from bad weather, I'd make sure I always had one ready.

Answer 32

Stay home, stay safe and stay warm..... good luck, maybe it won't be as bad as they are predicting..... they predicted heavy snow for us last night and we didn't get any.

Answer 33

you'll need more than 1500 watts...get as big as you can afford

Answer 34

snow in a cooler

Answer 35

Put in cooler and pack with ice or snow and put out on porch .

Answer 36

Keep the door closed if only for a few hours. Otherwise, just put it outside.

Answer 37

Put food in plastic bags or other sealed containers and cover with snow.

Answer 38

Answer 39

Get a cooler and put it out in the back yard.

Answer 40

Answer 41

Your welcome! Thanks for reminding me )