Some users want alerts for a freezer holding peptides and meat during long absences. One person shared a working bluetooth model with notifications that can be checked from far away and ordered it after seeing the suggestion. Others noted peptides are stable even if thawed since they are freeze-dried, but monitoring still appeals for the meat stored inside.
What this discussion establishesWhether a bluetooth thermometer is worth it for peptides alone versus necessary when meat is also stored
Still openWhich specific model ultimately performs best long-term
Nothing here is advice.
Anyone have experience with these or a good model to recommend? I've been thinking about getting one even though it might be more than needed. Reviews seem mixed though.
I use one that sends me push notifications and also emails to my wife. I can pull up the readings from thousands of miles away.
I see no reason to go through extra trouble. Mine stay good when kept frozen. Should the appliance stop working they hold up fine before I sort out the problem.
Perfect. Just ordered it. I was looking at that one.
Yeah that matches how I see it. The trouble is my partner being away so much. We spend lots of weeks traveling. This is why I need to find out.
Share the location with me along with the schedule for when you're away. I would stay at the place to ensure those peps remain chilled throughout.
Yeah, folks stay fine after defrosting happens. Questions still linger with me though. The half cow and half hog stored inside also has me concerned.
Off topic, but I like similar stuff. I just got these a few days ago.
True, the food part does count here. Yet I want to keep anyone from supposing the same holds true for peptides. Talking about thawing them just doesn't work at all. Those peptides have gone through freeze drying with zero moisture around. The solid parts stay fixed in place and would need serious heat like an oven to shift.
I picked up a simple digital thermometer without any wireless features and it includes a magnet so I could attach the device on the exterior surface. For the most part I mainly wanted to verify whether my freezer actually reaches the temperature listed as minus twenty two Celsius.
Can't quite decide what to call the club but a name is required haha
I've stuck ten pieces onto the front eave using three different measurements so I can check the scallop shape along the side of the structure plus the illumination down below. The application seems set up okay but it includes way too many things making it crazy.
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