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This Week's Leaders in May 2013 Moms

Babies: 0 - 3 Months

storing formula

CherylJovi

CherylJovi

May 2013 in Babies: 0 - 3 Months

It is going to be really warm this week and want to make sure formula stays fresh. It says to store at room temp but obviously if its hot the room will be warmer than usual.

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Re: storing formula

ClandestineX member

May 2013

Room temperature is anywhere from 68-76 degrees Fahrenheit. If it is hotter than that, store in a fridge.

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