Placing the Sproutgarden INSIDE refrigerator on HOT days!!!

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Hi all.

I don't think this has ever been addressed (and if it can, I apologize), but

this morning I awoke to some wilted smelly sprouts in 2 of my trays. I know the

smell, because this happened to me when I initially started sprouting in my

mason jars.

So I switched to the sproutgarden and have had no problems, till this morning.

Now it could be that I had too many seeds, I didn' rinse and drain properly but

WHO KNOWS? because I'm diligent about rinsing and draining.

It has gotten very hot and humid here in Brooklyn and I have no air

conditioning.

So I got the brilliant thought. (And I have the room)

As I rinse and drain and I make sure all the water is gone, why can't I put my

stackable trays (maybe 4 of them) INSIDE my fridge on the shelf. Plenty of room

for them. I don't have lots of stuff in my fridge, just the stuff that I use.

Now is this feasible. They would not be subject to humidity. They would be in a

much cooler environment, etc. I remember last year (when I had an air

conditioner in my bedroom) that when I went to bed at night (and the room was

freezing) I would take the trays and put them on the bureau and return them to

the kitchen in the morning.

I am not replacing my air conditioner.

So can I put my Sproutgarden (at least overnight), in the fridge?

It's a good question, no??

lol

Melody