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Food-Saver S vstem
fruit
& V~ehble Dmwem
The
storage
drawers
at thebottom
oftie freshfoodcompartment a re
designedto providehighhumidity
levelsrequiredbymostvegetables
andlowerhumiditylevelsrequired
for mostfruits.
Whenreplacingthe drawers,
&ways pushthemdl the wayin.
Storagetimewilldependuponthe
@
typeof foodandits conditionwhen
placedin the drawers.
Excesswaterwhichmayaccumulate
—
in the bottomof the drawersshould
beemptid andthedrawers wipeddry.
~s refrigerated
drawer
is designd
to keepunwrapped foodsfreshby
retaining thenatud mois~recontent
of foodssuchas:
*A~~ChO~es ~
Cherries
@Plums
* Aspqragus * Corn
oRadishes
~ Beets, topped*Currants
oRhubarb
* Blueberries a Greens, leafy@Spinach
~ Carrots
o bttuce
oTomatoes,
~ Celey
opa~ley
ripe
o
Peas,green
Asin my refrigeratedstoragearea,
it is rwommended thatfoo~ with
strongodombe storedwmpped—
foodssuchas:
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Broccoli oCabbage
o Pafinips
~ Brussels a Caulifl~er
@
Turnips
Sprouts oGreen ~ni~ns
coo19n Resh Dmwer
Thisrefrigerated draweris designed
to providelowerhumiditystorage
for itemssuchas:
@Apples
~
o~nges ~
Squash,
~ Apricots ~ Pgaches
summer
oGrapes
e Pears
ost~berries
~ Mushrooms * Raspberries o 'angerines
Thesedrawem haveindividud,
adjustable h umidity controls thatlet
you
regulahtheamount o fcoldair
enfiringtie drawers.
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control
allthe way
to
the
~G wtttig andthedrawerprovides
highhumifity recommended for
mostvegetables.
Slidethe controlailthe wayto
the ~~
setting
to
provide
lowerhumidity levelsrecommend
for mostfruits.
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