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National CleanYou Fridge Day | Kitchen Related Lawsuits
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National Clean Out Your Refrigerator Day is November 15th, and we're discussing some of the craziest kitchen related lawsuits. From restaurant slip and falls to falling refrigerators, these cases will make you grateful for your own kitchen disasters!
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