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Updated Dec 20, 2006
Knowing my fridge, I would be in the market for a "months ago" version. I don't actaully own any of these gizmos, but I really like the idea--attach one of them to something in your fridge with either a suction cup or magnet, and it counts how many days have gone by since you last interacted with the food. Hit the button to reset it.
I'd be interested to hear about people's experiences with these guys. I can see this as the type of thing people end up loving. (via news.com)
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Updated May 15, 2008
Genius idea. Checked the cost and it would be expensive to load up the fridge with these.
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Updated Jan 3, 2008
I gave these to everyone for Christmas. A great little useful gift.
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Updated Dec 17, 2007
I could really use these!
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Updated Dec 11, 2007
perfect! i use them for spaghetti sauce (which I'm always opening)
I could have used this to count days when I quit smoking! (via The Container Store)
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Updated Nov 5, 2007
The use-by date is a completely antiquated notion, IMO. Just because it's pickled and ok to "use-by 2010" doesn't mean after a month of being open the goods are still viable. Honestly, do we really know how many times we've opened the fridge, released the cool air subsequently forcing it to power up and cool down again? If it's contents could only speak! With that in mind (and we have a teenager at home, mind you) I bought these in both the magnetic and suction cup versions to cover a few of the lesser used items and now I know exactly how long the crushed garlic has been in there and when it's really time to let it go! (via Days Ago - Digital Day Counter)
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Updated Sep 22, 2007
Keep track of how old your food is so you can make space in your refrigerator! I used to always have the problem of wondering how long it's been and if the food had gone bad. Now I don't have to! (via How Many Days Ago)
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Updated Aug 29, 2007
I'm such a freak about refrigerator freshness. I don't really go by how something smells or an expiration date, I just kind of know if something has been in there way too long. I never know how long though and sometimes I accidentally throw out perfectly good food. That's why I need a few of these cool new DaysAgo Digital Refrigerator Timers.
These innovative tiny digital timers stick right onto your opened food jars, bottles and leftovers and keep track of how long they have been in the fridge. Simply push the button and a timer on the LCD begins to count down the number of days or hours it's been sitting there going bad. Never again will you wonder how long that half-full jar of salsa or pasta sauce has been in there or what year the Ranch dressing was really from. They come in a set of three and you can pick between either magnetic or suction cup versions. Very cool idea. (via The Green Head)
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Updated Aug 21, 2007
this is the COOLEST. i usually write on jar tops, but it ends up getting smeared or wiped off completely. what a great way to keep track of things - up to 99 days! check out this website.. there are so many uses for these little guys. a plus: they are magnetic.
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