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    Caked-on microwave food can loosen without hard scrubbing; boil 6 tablespoons of baking soda in 1 cup of water, then let it cool inside

    Cleaning a microwave may seem daunting, especially with stubborn food stains that accumulate over time. However, using a simple baking soda solution combined with steam creates a gentle yet effective cleaning strategy. This approach minimizes scrubbing, which risks damage, allowing steam to loosen tough residue for effortless removal. Regular cleaning of microwaves is crucial not only for hygiene but also for ensuring the safety of the food cooked inside.

    Lettuce probe into largest foodborne illness outbreak of parasite in US history: Mexico's Health Ministry investigation finds shocking results

    Cyclospora is a microscopic parasite that commonly causes watery diarrhea “with frequent and sometimes explosive bowel movements,” according to the CDC.

    Dog supplements sold on Amazon and Chewy in the US recalled over possible salmonella contamination

    Two dog supplements have been recalled in the United States for potential salmonella contamination. The recall affects specific lot numbers of Fi Calming and Fi 8-in-1 Formula supplements. Owners are advised to stop using these products and dispose of them safely. Salmonella can affect both pets and humans, with symptoms varying in severity. Indian buyers should check lot numbers if they obtained these supplements internationally.

    Use undiluted 5% white vinegar at 130°F for 1 minute; Colorado State Extension says it can reduce Listeria, E. coli, and Salmonella by over 99.999% on hard surfaces

    White vinegar demonstrates effectiveness in reducing prevalent kitchen pathogens when used under controlled laboratory conditions. When heated and applied undiluted for one minute, it can effectively combat Listeria, E. coli, and Salmonella. However, since it's not registered with the EPA as a disinfectant, white vinegar is limited in its ability to protect against viruses and should not be relied upon for porous surfaces.

    Hundreds of mangoes sold at Walmart stores have been recalled due to Salmonella contamination concerns. Importer Panorama Produce issued the recall after discovering potential bacterial presence in the fruit. These recalled mangoes were sold between August tenth and August twenty-first in four northeastern states. Consumers are advised to discard the fruit or return it to the store for a refund.

    Woman develops Salmonella infection after eating at cafe, gets hospitalised for a week; Consumer commission orders outlet to pay Rs 96,500 including hospital expenses

    A Kerala woman fell ill after eating alfaham at a biryani cafe and spent a week in hospital after doctors diagnosed a Salmonella infection. The consumer commission found her complaint substantiated and ordered the cafe proprietor and manager to jointly pay Rs 96,500, covering hospital expenses, compensation and litigation costs.

    The Economic Times
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