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Older, but less efficient methods include dropping light colored fruit into water to which salt and/or vinegar was added or coating them with lemon juice.

For best results keep the time between harvesting and freezing as short as possible. Woric with a small quantity of food at any one time. FoDow the procedures outlined. Remember to leave headspace - Vi inch for wide-topped containers with straight sides, lVfc-inches for narrow topped glass jars.

Exclude as much air from the package as possible. Close the container, label, and freeze. Store at 0 degrees F. or below.

For more complete information, contact the Extension Office for an updated copy of “Preserving Foods.”

Test Smoke Detectors

Don't be too sure your smoke detector will save your home from a blaze. Unless it’s been tooted recently, it might not work at all.

Some detectors have a test button, but this is not the best way to chock it.

It wfllst you know if the alarm works, but doas not teU you a hut hi the detector ie working.

One of the beat ways to toot your wmkm detector ia to hold a eaadb six inches under it. If your detector is ' working, the stem wffl sound within 20 seconds.

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