How To Organize a Refrigerator: The Best Bins & More

How To Organize a Refrigerator: The Best Bins & More

Curious about how to organize a refrigerator? From reusable bags and wine racks to egg containers and drink dispensers, we compiled a list of the best bins and containers to help you keep your kitchen in tip-top shape.

Best Food Storage: Glasslock Oven-Safe Containers

These BPA-free containers from Glasslock are a leakproof solution that can help keep stored food fresh for an extended period of time. They are made from tempered glass and safe to use for freezer storage. You can also place them directly in the microwave or oven (without the lids) for easy reheating.

Each container includes a snap-on lid with a gasket that ensures an airtight seal. This set consists of 18 pieces: nine containers and nine lids ranging from a 0.7-cup round container to a 6.3-cup rectangular container to meet your everyday needs. The transparent glass design makes it easy to identify the contents and will look perfect in any kitchen.

Best Bags: Stasher Silicone Reusable Food Bags

Looking for an alternative to single-use plastic storage bags? Stasher has the solution for you!These reusable pouches are BPA-, latex- and PVC-free so you can use them without worrying about contaminants. The pinch-tight seal keeps air out, making the bags ideal for storing sliced fruits and vegetables, cheese and more. These reusable bags — made from 100% food-grade silicone — are durable and safe to use in the freezer, microwave and oven.

Best Drink Storage: Seseno Soda Can Dispenser

Seseno’s soda can dispenser is a must-have for fridge storage if you like having cold drinks at the ready. Each bin holds up to nine standard 12-ounce cans and measures 13.5 x 5.5 x 3.75 inches. Made from BPA-free, shatter-resistant plastic, you can quickly know when to replenish your canned beverages. While not dishwasher safe, the containers are easy to clean with warm, soapy water.

Best for Eggs: InterDesign Egg Bin

InterDesign’s egg bin will not only keep your eggs fresh — it will also prevent them from being crushed due to its sturdy construction. Since the bin is clear, you can easily see when it is time to stock up again. This container is essential for anyone looking to have an organized fridge because the lid provides a surface that can be used for additional storage, helping you take advantage of any vertical space available. Additionally, its low profile makes it easy to keep on a shelf that does not have a lot of height.

Best for Wine: mDesign Freestanding Wine Rack

Do you like having a chilled bottle of pinot grigio or chardonnay on hand? Then this wine rack is for you. Each container holds two standard bottles and can be stacked as needed. mDesig n’s wine rack is made of chlorine- and BPA-free plastics and can be cleaned by wiping with a damp cloth. If you do not want to store it in the fridge, the wine rack works nicely in a pantry or on a countertop, as well.

What To Look For in Fridge Organization Bins

Function

First and foremost, decide what you want the end result to be when organizing your refrigerator. Do you want to be able to put all your soda cans in a bin that can store and dispense them? Or, do you want to be able to keep all your condiments in one spot? Functionality is key when storing your items in a way that is organized and accessible.

Durability

Whatever bins you purchase to organize your refrigerator, you want them to be long-lasting. These containers are meant to help you get the most out of the space you have, so the last thing you want is for them to break or crack.

Size

Size is an important factor, especially if your refrigerator is smaller. It is vital to measure and double-check to ensure any containers you will buy will fit properly in the space they will be kept in.

Understanding how to organize a refrigerator is important because it can lead to a more relaxed experience in your kitchen. Need more inspiration for designing your ideal space? Explore Perry Homes’ gallery of beautiful kitchens to craft the perfect kitchen for your family.

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