Budget friendly fridge organization

I organized my fridge more aesthetically on a budget.

From dollar tree:

• Clear acrylic containers (2)

•Soda cans holder (1)

• Drawers fridge (3)

Total: $7.25

From Marshalls

• Set of 3 glass containers with covers $6.99

•Set of 2 glass containers for ham and cheese $4.99

•Cilantro holder $5.99

Overall total: $ 25.22

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2024/6/21 Edited to

... Read moreYou know that feeling when you open your fridge and everything just... looks good? That's exactly what I aimed for when I decided to give my refrigerator a much-needed aesthetic and functional overhaul, all while keeping my budget in mind! It’s amazing how a little organization can transform not just the look, but also how efficiently you use your food. Before I even started shopping, I took everything out, wiped down the shelves, and decluttered. This 'before' step is crucial because it helps you see exactly what you have and what you truly need. I realized I was constantly buying duplicates because things were hidden away! When thinking about organizing, I focused on creating 'zones' for different types of food. For example, my Dollar Tree clear acrylic containers became perfect homes for yogurts, cheeses, and smaller snacks. This makes grabbing a quick bite so much easier, and you instantly see what's available. The soda can holder (also from Dollar Tree!) is a game-changer for keeping drinks neat and preventing cans from rolling around. One of my favorite additions was the refrigerator drawers. I got three, and they're fantastic for items like deli meats, pre-chopped veggies, or even kids' snacks. They slide smoothly and keep everything contained, preventing crumbs or spills from spreading. Plus, they add another layer of organization that makes the fridge look so much tidier. For produce, the cilantro holder has been a lifesaver – no more wilted herbs! And those glass containers from Marshalls are not only super chic but also great for storing leftovers or meal-prepped lunches. They seal well, keeping food fresh longer, and since they're clear, I can easily spot what's inside. It's all about making your fridge work for you, not against you. Maintaining this organized state is surprisingly easy once you have a system. I try to do a quick tidy-up before my weekly grocery run, checking expiration dates and putting new items in their designated spots. This small habit helps prevent the 'after' from reverting back to the 'before.' Trust me, investing a little time and a small budget into organizing your refrigerator will save you time, reduce food waste, and bring a little joy every time you open the door!

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Jackie

I love the dollar tree refridgerare drawer. I bought two but unfortunately they won't work in my fridge.

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Ebatista0927

You have inspired me to clean & organize my fridge !!! 😄😁

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