In addition to state laws, a good guideline for when a child can stop using a booster seat is the five-step test. If any of the following five conditions are not met, it's safer for the child to continue using a properly-fitting booster. http://carseatblog.com/3966/the-... Have the child buckle up in the vehicle and then answer these 5 questions: 1.
Best Answer: Handling and Storing Fresh Figs. Fresh Figs are very perishable and should be kept refrigerated. The skin is fragile, and often scars during the growing period from the leaves rubbing against the fruit. These marks do not hurt the flesh inside at all.
Tip. 1  Figs sometimes drop from the tree after fully ripening. Spread a tarp beneath the tree as the figs approach maturity to make collection of fallen fruit easier. 2  Store harvested figs for up to three days in the refrigerator. You can also trim off the stem and sun dry the fruits for four to five days.