RISMedia
  • News
  • Premier
  • Reports
  • Events
  • Power Broker
  • Newsmakers
  • More
    • Publications
    • Education
No Result
View All Result
  • Agents
  • Brokers
  • Teams
  • Marketing
  • Coaching
  • Technology
  • More
    • Headliners New
    • Luxury
    • Best Practices
    • Consumer
    • National
    • Our Editors
Join Premier
Sign In
RISMedia
  • News
  • Premier
  • Reports
  • Events
  • Power Broker
  • Newsmakers
  • More
    • Publications
    • Education
No Result
View All Result
RISMedia
No Result
View All Result

Tips for Keeping Your Refrigerator Organized

Home CRISIS-Friendly
May 26, 2023
Reading Time: 2 mins read
Tips for Keeping Your Refrigerator Organized

A clean, organized refrigerator is one of life’s simple pleasures. It’s aesthetically pleasing, easy to navigate, and prevents excess waste. Whether you live alone or have a whole house, you open your refrigerator daily. Opening the refrigerator door to a clean, streamlined space will make meal planning, cooking, and grabbing a quick snack feel effortless. So if you’re looking for fridge cleaning and organization tips, read on for ways to make it look like a professional organizer came to visit your kitchen.

Remove every item
Before you can start organizing the contents of your refrigerator, remove every single item so you can deep clean the fridge, take inventory of what you have, throw out expired items, and create an organizational strategy. To create a clean slate, deep clean the refrigerator, including removing every drawer, door and tray. Next, throw out old food, expired condiments and items you won’t use anymore.

Use organizers
Clear refrigerator organizers can help you quickly group items together while being able to see them. Categorizing these items will make them easy to access and give every item its space. Separating fruits, vegetables, meats, cheeses, condiments, etc., will make accessing these items more manageable and prevent them from getting lost in the back of the fridge. Also, keeping items in designated containers will help to contain spills and messes, making it easier to keep the refrigerator clean.

Prep the food
As you plan how you will organize your food, take some time to prepare your produce. Washing, cutting and storing your fruits and vegetables before putting them in the refrigerator will help reduce food waste. It’s easier to access already prepared food, so you may be more inclined to eat it before it expires.

Adjust the shelves
Refrigerator shelves can be adjusted, so play around with the shelf heights until you find a layout that works best for your food storage needs. Just because the shelves were a particular way when you purchased the refrigerators doesn’t mean they need to stay at those same heights.

Create a snack section
Assigning a drawer or container to easy-to-access snacks can make it easier for family members to access a ready-to-eat snack conveniently. Likewise, keeping a refrigerator bin filled with snacks will help make everyone be more self-sufficient and give access to healthier snack options.

Used uniform food storage containers
Storing your leftovers in matching food containers will keep your fridge looking clean, organized and easier to identify the contents of the container. In addition, a streamlined set of containers will eliminate unsightly takeout and mismatched containers in favor of a matching set.

Decant when possible
The original packaging for store-bought items can be bulky, unsightly and make the refrigerator feel more cluttered. Removing items from the original packaging can make the fridge more orderly. For example, if snacks are individually wrapped, remove them from the outer packaging. Pouring juice, milk and coffee creamer into sleek glass containers will create more visual space and make pouring these beverages feel more special.

ShareTweetShare
Paige Brown

Paige Brown

As Managing Editor, Social Media & Blog, Paige oversees RISMedia’s social media editorial and creative strategy, as well as managing content for the Housecall Blog, ACESocial and other editorial projects. She also helps develop marketing materials, email campaigns and articles for Real Estate magazine. Paige graduated from Central Connecticut State University with a B.A. in Journalism and Public Relations.

Related Posts

How Your Crawlspace Can Affect the Air Quality in Your House
CRISIS-Friendly

How Your Crawlspace Can Affect the Air Quality in Your House

September 12, 2025
Take Your Real Estate Agent’s Advice When Setting a Price for Your Home
CRISIS-Friendly

Take Your Real Estate Agent’s Advice When Setting a Price for Your Home

September 12, 2025
How to Plan a Fun Vacation on a Budget
CRISIS-Friendly

How to Plan a Fun Vacation on a Budget

September 12, 2025
Why You Should Consider the APR, Not Just the Interest Rate, When Comparing Mortgage Offers
CRISIS-Friendly

Why You Should Consider the APR, Not Just the Interest Rate, When Comparing Mortgage Offers

September 12, 2025
Should You Remodel Your House to Change the Floor Plan?
CRISIS-Friendly

Should You Remodel Your House to Change the Floor Plan?

September 12, 2025
Do You Know What Your Homeowners Insurance Policy Does and Doesn’t Cover?
CRISIS-Friendly

Do You Know What Your Homeowners Insurance Policy Does and Doesn’t Cover?

September 12, 2025
Please login to join discussion
Tip of the Day

Three Ways to Highlight Your Listing’s Neighborhood

Buyers are purchasing more than just a home when they sign their final offer—they’re buying into the entire neighborhood, so it’s a good idea to get acquainted with it yourself to highlight all of its features to potential buyers. Read more.

Business Tip of the Day provided by

Recent Posts

  • Maximizing Production Without Sacrificing Support
  • 4 Reasons Top Agents Are Turning to Flipper Leads for Consistent Closings
  • Report: U.S. Foreclosures Remain High for Sixth Month in a Row

Categories

  • Spotlights
  • Best Practices
  • Advice
  • Marketing
  • Technology
  • Social Media

The Most Important Real Estate News & Events

Click below to receive the latest real estate news and events directly to your inbox.

Sign Up
By signing up, you agree to our TOS and Privacy Policy.

About Blog Our Products Our Team Contact Advertise/Sponsor Media Kit Email Whitelist Terms & Policies ACE Marketing Technologies LLC

© 2025 RISMedia. All Rights Reserved. Design by Real Estate Webmasters.

No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • Premier
  • Reports
  • News
    • Agents
    • Brokers
    • Teams
    • Consumer
    • Marketing
    • Coaching
    • Technology
    • Headliners New
    • Luxury
    • Best Practices
    • National
    • Our Editors
  • Publications
    • Real Estate Magazine
    • Past Issues
    • Custom Covers
  • Events
    • Upcoming Events
    • Podcasts
    • Event Coverage
  • Education
    • Get Licensed
    • REALTOR® Courses
    • Continuing Education
    • Luxury Designation
    • Real Estate Tools
  • Newsmakers
    • 2025 Newsmakers
    • 2024 Newsmakers
    • 2023 Newsmakers
    • 2022 Newsmakers
    • 2021 Newsmakers
    • 2020 Newsmakers
    • 2019 Newsmakers
  • Power Broker
    • 2025 Power Broker
    • 2024 Power Broker
    • 2023 Power Broker
    • 2022 Power Broker
    • 2021 Power Broker
    • 2020 Power Broker
    • 2019 Power Broker
  • Join Premier
  • Sign In

© 2025 RISMedia. All Rights Reserved. Design by Real Estate Webmasters.

X