Kitchen hacks make life so much easier, don’t they? And what do you use most in your kitchen? Your refrigerator, of course. Organizing your fridge goes a long way in saving time and money, but we’ve found even more fridge hacks that will totally change the way you use your refrigerator.
Place an egg carton bottom in one of your door shelves to hold your condiments in place upside down. You’ll never have to shake, shake, shake to get ketchup to the top of the bottle again!
via Alton Brown
Kids using more cups than you can keep up with? Try this trick: fridge magnet cups! They can put them on the fridge between uses so they always know where their cups are.
via Made Every Day
Utilize more vertical space in your fridge with magnetic plastic containers.
via Tater-tots and Jello
Put a box near the front of the fridge for foods that need to be consumed ASAP. No more food waste!
via Clossette
Mama, save yourself some time. Create a snack zone in the fridge with kid-friendly snacks and drinks that the kids can fetch themselves. How easy is that?
via Stockpiling Moms
Add liners to your fridge to avoid sticky messes on your shelves that are a total pain to clean up.
via A Bowl Full of Lemons
Or for an even easier option, use Glad Press & Seal wrap to cover your refrigerator shelves. When it gets icky, throw it out. Easy peasy.
via Saving Toward a Better Life
Save your door shelves for more important things. Condiments should be on a Lazy Susan in the fridge. You’ll love it! (Learn how to make your own Lazy Susan.)
via Martha Stewart
See what’s in your freezer at a glance by using bins to keep things contained. Why did I never think of this?
via BHG
Did you know that you can write on the fridge with a dry erase marker? Use it to keep track of your shopping list, snap a pic of it before you leave for the store, and you’re good to go!
via Chiot’s Run
If that idea doesn’t appeal to you, maybe you’d like to chalkboard paint your fridge? Honestly… I dig it. It’s really cute.
via Erin Lauray
Get rid of your Tupperware. Mason jars will keep food fresher longer, and they don’t stain. Check out our mason jar meal ideas!
via Big Red Kitchen
Like to wash and cut your veggies all at once? Store them in Crystal Light containers in the door — a perfect fit!
via The Social Home
Have a mini fridge? An over-the-fridge organizer (affiliate) can help you keep plates, silverware, napkins and more close by when you need them. Perfect for college students!
via Amazon
Securely suspend bottles and small jars from the top of your fridge using bottleLoft strips (strips with strong magnets). Smart! Get them here (affiliate).
via Huffington Post
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