IDRO PRO SH - Revolutionary Refridgerator Paper "Signed" Pro-Gest
16.09.11
Laboratory tests of the Group’s research centre, have confirmed that IDRO SH reaches remarkable results in terms of hydro repellent and mechanic resistance, even at high percentages of humidity. This type of paper is especially indicated for the production of packagings for products which have to be kept in the fridge and faces different changes in temperature, during their transportation, use and conservation. The mechanic resistances in dry form make IDRO SH a top quality among the recycling papers, thanks to similar or better characteristics compared to fridge papers made of pure wood. The resistances in humid form of Idro Pro SH are in some cases even better than papers made of pure cellulose!
During the development path of IDRO SH, Pro Gest has involved two years of know how and industrial intelligence, presenting a cutting edge product, which certainly will offer several and innovative possibilities of usage.
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Source: Packaging Europe
Before and after: A refrigerator makeover
22.09.11
-1 Near-full box of soy "chicken" nuggets (one gone)
The refrigerator, after: After learning a few things about the family's food habits (the Weinblatt family are big fruit and vegetable eaters and always have leftovers to deal with), organizer Kate Parker tossed ancient artifacts, repackaged the good stuff in easy-view containers, and relocated items to the smartest spots.
Real Simple: Make Over Your Junk Drawer
Step 1: Drinks Strategy
Since Weinblatt buys in bulk, Parker transferred gallon jugs of drinks into easier-to-pour carafes that make use of vertical space. The originals stay in a second refrigerator in the garage. Water bottles (second shelf) rest pyramid-style on a clever rack (the "Easy Stack," which they bought for $9 at organize.com).
Step 2: Proper Placement
Eggs absorb odors, so Parker put them in an airtight egg bin (the "Lock & Lock" from bedbathandbeyond.com) in the coldest part of the refrigerator―the center―rather than on the warmer door. Vegetables went in their drawer―except lettuce, which got its own moisture-draining home ( such as the "Progressive Lettuce Keeper," from bedbathandbeyond.com). Cold cuts now all live in the deli drawer, individually contained (Parker used "Top" square containers, from oxo.com).
Source: CNN