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The document is a temperature log for breast milk refrigerators and freezers used in a department at a facility in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. It outlines acceptable temperature ranges for both freezers (0°F or below) and refrigerators (35°F to 39°F), provides instructions for daily temperature recording, and emphasizes the importance of monitoring and documenting any out-of-range temperatures. The log must be reviewed monthly by managers or supervisors, with completed logs retained for three years.

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Begin by entering your department and location within the department at the top of the form. This information is crucial for tracking purposes.
Fill in the month and year for which you are logging temperatures. Ensure this is accurate to maintain proper records.
Daily, after opening the refrigerator or freezer door, read the thermometer and record the temperature in the designated box for that day.
Indicate whether each recorded temperature falls within the acceptable range by marking 'Yes' or 'No' in the corresponding field.
Initial each day's entry in the 'initials' square to confirm that you have logged the temperature accurately.
At the end of each month, ensure a manager or supervisor reviews your log and signs off on it, documenting their review date.

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What temperature should milk be heated at in the fridge?

To warm your milk, place the milk bottle or bag into a cup, jug or bowl of lukewarm water for a few minutes to bring it to body temperature (37 degrees Celsius or 99 degrees Fahrenheit). Alternatively, use a bottle warmer. Do not allow the temperature to go above 40 degrees Celsius (104 degrees Fahrenheit).

What temperature should milk be stored at in the freezer?

milk can be stored at 0 F or colder for up to 12 months, although using it within 6 months is best. Count the age of the milk from the first time it was frozen, regardless of when it was moved. Moving frozen milk between freezer locations should be done quickly to ensure that the milk stays frozen.

How to properly store milk in the freezer?

Your milk can then be kept: at the back of the fridge not the door for up to 8 days (at 4C or colder) in the ice compartment of the fridge for up to 2 weeks. in the freezer for up to 6 months (at -18C or colder)