For perishable foods, the maximum temperature would be 40°F (4.4°C). But vacuum-packaged seafood should not be above 38°F (3.3°C) due to the possibility of the formation of the botulism toxin.
Normally, higher settings will have the refrigerator run more efficiently since it won't have to run as hard to maintain the temperature. But higher temperatures are not as safe nor do they keep foods as long as colder temperatures.
At body temperature (37 degrees) :)
Between 180 and 210 degrees. It is safe to operate an engine normally above about 112 degrees. Before it gets to that temperature you should be soft on the accelerator. The red zone on the temperature gauge is usually around 240-245 or so. Getting the engine that hot can be harmful to it.
Room temp. Just wrap it in plastic wrap and put it in an airtight container.
15 mins to 1/2 an hour and it should be cool.
raw chicken should be used within 1 to 2 days.
By opening the door of refrigerator, we can decrease the temperature of a room. A refrigerator works by taking heat from its interior and radiating it away from the coil at the back so the net effect of a refrigerator in a room with its door open should be no change in temperature. However, we should remember that a fridge has an electric motor in it and as all machinery is never 100% efficient there should be a heat gain from having it working. So yes opening the door of a fridge would increase the temperature of the room.
Yes you can! Light bulbs usually operate at a temperature higher than room temperature. Storing them at room temperature is no problem at all! hope the answer helped! have a great day! :D
Yes, normally it should be 37 Celsius)
195 to 210 what temperature thermostat do you have
The fan should come on at 232 to 235 degrees and will go off at 195.
A/C compressor will operate if windshield defroster is activated--this works as a dehumidifier to help with defrost process. Normally if ambient temperature is over 45 degrees Fahrenheit.
normally 15to 20 degree split between return air and discharge..