How to Have a Super-Organized Fridge

Here's a simple way to save yourself from deep-cleaning hassle: Place Simply Essential 15-Inch x 16-Inch Fridge Liner ($8) on your refrigerator shelves, and the poly material will catch crumbs, drips, and spills. That way, when it's time to clean up, you can deal with the liner — not the hassle of removing the shelves themselves.

No doubt you've seen these clear acrylic Squared Away Stackable 8-Inch x 15-Inch Refrigerator Bins ($15) on fridge-organizing TikTok. As the name suggests, they stack well to make the most of space, and they make it drastically easier to find what you're looking for with a quick glance.

If you love fruits and vegetables, your fridge's produce bins are probably overflowing — or worse, squishing your spinach. Make more room with iDesign Kitchen Binz 2-Quart Containers ($22), which have airtight seals and a stackable design.

Now take those clear bins to the next organizational level with this set of 36 Squared Away Refrigerator Labels ($10). These are especially useful if you live with other people who may need a little, uh, assistance in becoming more organized.

The first rule of Tidy Fridge Club: A clean fridge smells like nothing at all. Baking soda absorbs odors, and this Arm & Hammer Fridge Fresh Refrigerator Air Filter ($4) neutralizes up twice as much stink as a typical one-pound box. It takes up less space, too, for a win-win.

Leakproof, airtight, and made to last, this Rubbermaid Brilliance 22-piece Food Storage Container Set ($47) creates a uniform set of containers for prep and leftovers. Plus, because the BPA-free containers stack, they make the most of your fridge's vertical space.

If you're into freezing your food for later, this is a good one. Once you use the super-sturdy Stasher Silicone Reusable Food Storage Bag ($18), you'll never want to deal with disposable zip bags again. This version can stand up on its own, is airtight, is freezer-friendly, and can be labeled with a marker, so you'll remember exactly when you tossed it in the freezer.

If cheese is your thing, this may just be the most brilliant thing for your Brillat-Savarin. The Capabunga Cheese Vault ($74) is a simple, ingenious container specifically designed to keep cheeses tasting their best. The silicone container holds up to two pieces of cheese, keeping them fresher longer with a moisture-wicking lid. A splurge worth considering if you're already in the habit of buying expensive varieties.

There's something endearingly quirky about this Robin Refigerator Basket ($39). Available in six colors, the ceramic basket stores jars, fruit, veg, and anything else you want to stash away.

Equally useful in the pantry and refrigerator, this glass and silicone Porter Seal Tight Bowl ($25) makes it easy to keep track of leftovers. Its screw-top lid is leakproof, so you can take food from fridge to commuter bag with zero anxiety over spills.