Refrigerator/Freezer Sample Clauses

Refrigerator/Freezer. Any group wishing to use the kitchen must be mindful of the signage in the refrigerator or freezer. The kitchen facilities are used by many different organizations on a regular basis. These organizations store some of their goods in the refrigerator or freezer and have labeled them, or the shelf, with their organization name. Do not use items stored on labeled shelves that are not yours. If your organization has leftover food that must be stored in the refrigerator or freezer, please date label these items. If they will be consumed by your organization in the very near future, place them on your labeled shelf, or create a label for your organization and place it, along with your leftovers, on an empty, unlabeled shelf. If your organization will not consume the leftovers, and you think another organization may be able to use your leftovers, please place them on the shelf labeled “Use This.” The BEST method to deal with leftovers is to have members of your group take them home.
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Refrigerator/Freezer. The refrigerator/freezer may be used for cold storage. Please chill drinks prior to placing them in the refrigerator. Placing warm drinks causes the temp in the refrigerator to overwork and sometimes shut down.
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Refrigerator/Freezer. XXXXXX agrees to not use, install, or attach items on or within the refrigerator or freezer. In addition to following the manufacturer’s instructions for use, XXXXXX is reminded by way of example, and not limitation, to not pack the refrigerator or freezer above the recommended capacity, or use abrasive or non-recommended cleaners.
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