Thousands are still without power in the Miami Valley, and some food in your refrigerator could be dangerous if eaten.
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Before you throw out everything in your fridge, the Center for Disease Control and our news partners at WCPO offer these tips:
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- Keep the refrigerator and freezer doors shut, if you limit the number of times that cold air escapes the fridge, you’ll probably be able to keep it longer
- Your food in the refrigerator is more at risk of spoiling than…