Source: Carol Ann Burtness, U of M Extension Floods and ice storms create visible devastation, but it’s not always easy to detect the dangers to your food supply that can occur during these ...

The exception here would be if you have dry ice. You can put the dry ice on the top shelf of your freezer and the bottom shelf of your refrigerator, and it will keep your perishables cold.

If desired, a hollow may be extended into the “roof” block also. Return the blocks of ice to the dry ice freezer to be kept frozen until show time. Include a sign: “Gen Chem”. Prop open exit door in ...

Dry your freezer with a clean microfiber cloth before putting anything back inside. This will help prevent future ice buildup. Put everything back in your freezer! If you want to do a yearly deep ...