Refrigerator organization - how to organize your refrigerator

An organized refrigerator makes everyday life easier. When food is collected in fixed zones, you get a quick overview, minimize clutter and use the full depth of the shelves. Clear, stackable boxes make it easy to see the contents, and you can adjust the number and sizes according to your routine. Place the boxes to suit how you work in the kitchen - this creates a calm structure that is easy to maintain.

Refrigerator boxes create order on shelves and in drawers. Collect snacks, cold cuts, vegetables and dairy in separate boxes so that everything has a fixed place. This saves time when you are shopping, unpacking and cooking. Clear boxes make it easy to see what is missing, and small boxes are particularly good for loose food items such as berries, small yoghurts, cherry tomatoes and small pots. A practical example is the refrigerator box xs , which keeps small food items together so that they do not disappear at the back.

1. Empty one shelf at a time and wipe it dry.
2. Gather food items into categories on the table.
3. Measure the shelf and choose 2-3 box sizes that can stand in straight rows.
4. Fill the boxes and close each with a lid if they are to be stacked.
5. Put the boxes back in a fixed order and maintain it in your everyday life.

A lid gives a calm expression and stable stacking - especially when you work with many small, loose foods such as snacks, cold cuts and small tubs. Plastic lids are available for XS and Small, so you can close the boxes that are used most in everyday life. A specific choice is the lid for the small refrigerator box . When the boxes are closed with their own lids and stacked on top of each other, you take advantage of the height and keep the categories together.

Stackable boxes take advantage of the height of your fridge shelves and make it easy to keep things organized. When you pull out the box, it's easy to see the contents and put it back in place. Choose a few repeating sizes per shelf for a tight system that you can keep track of over time. Stick to the same 2-3 sizes for a calm look, and let each box have a clear category.

• XS is suitable for berries, small snacks, cherry tomatoes and open small containers so they don't float around.
• Small is great for dairy products, kids' snacks and small yogurts - the things you use often.
• Medium provides space for cold cuts, larger dairy products, fruit and vegetables, as well as open jars and jars. Choose the medium refrigerator drawer when you want to assemble an entire shelf into manageable sections.

SmartStore boxes are modular and clean in design, so you can build a simple system that fits your shelves. Combine boxes with a turntable for dressings, pestos and small jars that need to be easy to reach. A high-rimmed plastic turntable collects small bottles and jars in one place and provides quick access from all sides. Use it in the middle of the shelf so that several people can reach the same contents without moving the boxes around.

If you want to get to your goal quickly, you can choose a complete solution with coordinated sizes. A refrigerator package gives you boxes and any accessories in a combination that work together from the start. Start with the basic setup, and expand with more similar boxes if your needs change. Work with fixed zones - for example, breakfast, cooking, vegetables, snacks and leftovers - and close the boxes with separate lids, so you can stack them on top of each other and optimize space in the refrigerator. Boxes and storage bins can also be used in the freezer, if you want the same system there.

Sticking to consistent sizes, fixed locations and clear categories will make your fridge easier to navigate in everyday life. Small adjustments - like stackable lids on boxes and a turntable for small jars - make a visible difference in day-to-day use.