On Sun, 19 Jul 2015 09:26:15 -0700, tabbypurr wrote:

On Saturday, 18 July 2015 22:37:07 UTC+1, someone wrote:
In article , Phil L
wrote:

It's amazing what a woman can teach you, I didn't even know there was
a wrong way to put milk back in the fridge.

The wrong way is "carelessly" so that the plastic milk bottle biffs on
the edge of the slot in the door where you put bottles (it has a sharp
plastic edge). This causes a small hole in the milk bottle and the
bottom of the fridge to be noticeably full of milk the next time we
look.

Lying them down on shelves is certainly wrong. Somehow they always leak.

That's yet *another* reason not to lay them down on a shelf. **** poor
fridge design issues aside, the best place is on the bottom door pocket
shelf at the hinge end. The idea being to minimise disturbance as well as
time spent outside of the fridge for more than is strictly necessary (a
matter of less than ten seconds when pre-charging a cup or three for a
quick brew up or milky coffee(s), activities that most frequently account
for the milk being moved out and back into the fridge on a regular daily
basis).

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Johnny B Good