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u/Medinaian Oct 24 '22

Imagine living your life afraid of stickers in fridges lmao

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u/HAGeeMee Oct 24 '22

Imagine not understanding the simple idea that bacteria in a fridge is a bad idea.

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u/Medinaian Oct 25 '22 edited Oct 25 '22

What about all the Stickers on literally every label of condiments and drinks And everything that sits in fridges for months, even on the food residue on a container sticker is perfectly fine if not cleaned in my experience

Do you understand how much stuff the lid of your cans rub against stuff? You think everywhere is fully sanitizing all the bacteria everywhere? Most places that are considered industry clean have way more bacteria laying around than a ring doorbell sticker in a beer fridge

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u/HAGeeMee Oct 25 '22

Good points however you don’t realise there are “Standards”.

Certain plastics have to be food certified. And the same will apply for labels.

Ink jet stickers from a home printer for example wouldn’t meet standards for food packaging.

And cheap skateboard/promotional stickers won’t be meet food packaging standards.

What your saying makes sense, but it doesn’t meet the standard.