Things You'll Need. Feel the temperature on the inside of your refrigerator, and then check your food items to see if they are cooling properly. Also check the temperature inside your freezer compartment. Verify with a meat thermometer that the thermostat is set to the proper temperature for cooling food items.
Explanation: Armchair medical science maintains that the involuntary respiratory convulsion known as a sneeze launches mucus from the body at 100 miles per hour, landing it 30 feet from the source.
A sneeze is a reflexive action usually produced by your body in response to an irritant in the nasal mucosa. However, all reflexes have thresholds. Similar to the knee jerk when the doctor hits it with a little rubber hammer, we sneeze when dust or other irritants stimulate specific areas of nasal tissue. When those areas inside your nasal cavity and sinuses are stimulated, a signal is then sent to your brain.