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Q: Cleaning the Fridge to Kill Bacteria but not Poison Baby
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twilitemoon
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AyaMiyaki
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twilitemoon
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I am more concerned that if I use a harsh cleaner, like antibacterial lysol kitchen spray, then the residue could get into my food. I don't know if I am being silly. Also, I guess then it is okay to use a cleaner like that to kill any bacteria? Thanks for your response 
I really appreciate any feedback I can get. 
I really appreciate any feedback I can get.
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AyaMiyaki
Especially eHealthy
I don't think you need to worry about it getting into your food 
if the fumes are strong, you can prop the door open for a few hours to let it air out. Or you could make sure that all the food inside the fridge is covered for the next week or two - produce inside bags, everything else in containers, etc. That way nothing is exposed. Otherwise it should be fine.
if the fumes are strong, you can prop the door open for a few hours to let it air out. Or you could make sure that all the food inside the fridge is covered for the next week or two - produce inside bags, everything else in containers, etc. That way nothing is exposed. Otherwise it should be fine.
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