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Does ketchup go in the fridge? Here are eight condiments you don't actually need to refrigerate after opening, according to food safety experts.

8 Condiments You Don’t Actually Need to Refrigerate After Opening, According to Food Safety Experts See the condiments you don't actually need to refrigerate after opening, per food safety experts. Ketchup, soy sauce, more can stay in the pantry, with exceptions.

Memorial weekend marks the opening of many community pools for the season. Here are some important safety tips to follow around the pool:

- Always ensure that an adult is supervising children while they are in the pool.
- Never run on the pool deck, even if it appears dry.
- When entering shallow water, always enter feet-first.
- Stay clear of drains, as hair and clothing can get caught in them.
- Make sure a first-aid kit is available and that someone certified in CPR is present.

By following these guidelines, you can help ensure a safe and enjoyable time at the pool.