in answer to alpachi's question on storing Totally Ferret:
>Alicia, in Florida the combination of humidity and heat wreak havoc with
>perishables.  Even in many Florida homes with a/c, the temps often run
>about 78F and about 65-70% rel.  humidity which can sky rocket with one
>patio door opening.  What about refrigeration?  Would that be a bad idea
>if placed in a sealed container.
 
Not at all.  I was responding to a poster who did not have a lot of room to
store her food in refrigerated space.  Refrigeration, and freezing is done
by many after they seal the food in airtight storage bags.  Given your
humidity rates and high temperatures in FL I would recommend refrigeration
as well.  Forgive me for not addressing that in my earlier post-- being up
here in the northeast sometimes I forget about you sun - baked individuals!
 
Have a great day!
Alicia
a shelter Mom
[Posted in FML issue 2039]