Good Lifestyle

Everyone isRehabilitating grocery stores again as a case of coronavirus overvoltage. And if you made your big shop this weekend, there is a good chance that you bought one of the larger staples of each refrigerator: milk. If this is the case, however, you must make sure you do not have an unpleasant surprise that awaits in the fridge for you. American food and drug (FDA) comes fromPublished a product reminder notice For a creamery around its glass bottled products due to a question suspected in the process of disinfecting bottles. Read on to learn if your bottle could be affected and for another recent reminder that should be on your radar, know thatIf you use this rinse-mouth, you have to get rid right now.

The notice of reminder suggests that a whole range of products ofHomestead Creamery From Wirtz, Virginia, has crossed an error in the sanitation process, which raised the risk that the bottles in question can have a strong "disinfectant" odor that can affect the taste and quality of the drink. "The reminder was launched after discovering that the product felt the feeling of cleaning agent", reports the FDA. All products affected from the creamery at Homestead are sold in returning glass bottles.

"The Western Virginia Agriculture Department warns the public to be on the lookout for these products", Commissioner of West Virginia of AgricultureKent Leonhardt said in a statement. "If you suspect you haveContaminated goods purchasedWe encourage consumers to return these products to the retail store they bought it or throw the product. And for another danger that could be hidden in your home, discoverThis common household article has been recalled on the risk of fire.

The reminder affects 21 products from the welcomed creamy, ranging from standard milk milk to a thick cream at lemonade lemonade, among other drinks. Acomplete list With code numbers and the best dates of purchase (which are located on the side of the bottle cap) can be found here on the FDA page. And if you take prescription drugs, know thatThis commonly prescribed medicine has just been recalled.

Returning glass bottles of affected lots have been distributed in Alabama, Arkansas, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Mississippi, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia and West Virginia in October thanks to retail shops, direct delivery and wholesale distributors. And for another risk that you may not know in your kitchen, know thatIf you use this in your oven, you have to stop now.

Despite the smell of the cleaning agent, there is no known risk for public health at present and the FDA stipulates that "no serious illness has been reported to date as part of this problem. . " Any consumer who bought one of the problem bottles should return to the point of purchase for a full refund. You can also call the company at 540-721-2045 on Monday to Friday from 8h to 16h30. AND. And for more food security,Trader Joe's has just recalled this product to pose risks threatening life.