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Re:What Can You Put in a Refrigerator? by Symbiote on Saturday November 14, 2015 @12:31PM (#10566452)
The question is wrong, as it stands the answer is "any non-fluid or contained fluid that will fit".

"What should one store in a refrigerator?" is a better question.

Re:What Can You Put in a Refrigerator? by marvy on Saturday November 14, 2015 @01:02PM (#10566555)
Yeah. He was really trying to answer the 'should' question.
Re:What Can You Put in a Refrigerator? by downer70 on Saturday November 14, 2015 @02:11PM (#10566787)
One could also refrigerate contained gases.
Re:What Can You Put in a Refrigerator? by thaumasiotes on Saturday November 14, 2015 @04:12PM (#10567279)
As your parent comment explicitly stated. Gases are fluids.
Re:What Can You Put in a Refrigerator? by i736680 on Saturday November 14, 2015 @01:03PM (#10566557)
I would argue that pretty much anything you would put into your refrigerator is contained inside packaging. Sometimes that packaging is just a simple plate.
Re:What Can You Put in a Refrigerator? by TeMPOraL on Saturday November 14, 2015 @03:03PM (#10567009)
I put a cat in the refrigerator more than once - for some reason, my cats loved sitting there for few mintues long when there were young. There were definitely not packaged.
Re:What Can You Put in a Refrigerator? by cdcarter on Saturday November 14, 2015 @05:40PM (#10567593)
I put a lot of fruit and vegetables in my fridge with no packaging. Why would I contain them?
Re:What Can You Put in a Refrigerator? by zombees on Sunday November 15, 2015 @01:03AM (#10568669)
While arguably not correct, is there any particular reason to downvote this? I think it's a fairly valid point