In case you are having a semi-bad day and are looking for ways to cheer yourself up, don't try sticking a gallon of milk precariously in the fridge and forcing the door shut.
It won't make you more cheerful when you open the door to get a snack and the milk falls out, explodes, and splatters on everything. It really won't.
(In case you were wondering what the weakest point is in a gallon container of milk, it's that round circle in the side.)
I've had the same thing happen with a quart of yogurt. Fall out of the fridge, I mean. I don't think it was squished in. I just knocked it out when I was reaching for something else. What a klutz I am.
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I will avoid that, thanks. Do you happen to know where the weakest point on a container of Soy Milk would be?
ReplyDeleteI am not sure you have a large enough sample size to definitively declare that the weakest part of the milk container is the circle on the side. Could you do a few more trials (you know enough trials to have a statistically significant sample size) and get back to us? Thanks :)
ReplyDeleteI'm so happy to know this information. Thanks :)
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Funny, I always thought the weakest point was the seam line along the handle.
ReplyDeleteI love reading your posts. Thanks for the Christmas card.
ReplyDeleteThere is nothing like cleaning up a sticky milk mess off the kitchen floor to put you in a good mood. Sorry about your milk. Love your Christmas card.
ReplyDeleteI can't tell you how many fridge spills I've had since moving into our home. And it ALWAYS happened when I was having a bad day. :-)
ReplyDeleteYou always make me laugh!
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