Why does milk, when poured into a glass and left in the fridge, get colder than when in the carton?
Inquiring minds want to know!
Friday, June 19, 2009
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The molecular structure of the material in the plastic prohibits the absorption of the diodes that create the cooling factor.
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Whatta slob!!!
I didn't realize this...and now I will be up all night trying to figure it out.
Why are you putting glasses of milk in the fridge? You and I could never be roommates. Dirty Dave used to do this when I lived with him and I almost disowned him as my "Brother I'm not related to who is a Yankee."
Have you ever put any of your kids in the fridge?
I don't have kids, so for all I know - that's a temptation.
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