How to Clean Your Fridge the Easy Way

Abbey D
by Abbey D
Ringing in the New Year with a goal to get things cleaned up and more organized? Well, you'll want to know my three steps on how to get your fridge cleaned out the EASY way...three steps, two tools, no elbow grease required--even for your gooiest fridge messes. Stop by my blog to see all the details!
I started with a cramped, dirty fridge after many months of neglect. I found some science experiments at the bottom of my cheese drawer that I'd really wish I could unsee, but nonetheless, you have to start somewhere. Start by ridding your fridge of expired items.


Each and every item in your fridge should be hand inspected and confirmed that it's still worthy of being eaten.
After you've purged, get started on the cleaning.


My BLOG (http://thecardswedrew.com/how-to-clean-and-organize-your-fridge-the-easy-way/) has all the instructions on my tips for the order to clean.


I started in the right side door and got started. I would HIGHLY recommend using a steam cleaner for this project, like the AutoRight Steam Cleaner, because it got rid of our messes in SECONDS rather than tons of scrubbing.
I steam cleaned every inch of my fridge and used 7th Generation multi-surface cleaner to help it along. The steam kills all the germs and the gunk just washes off of the tray. You dry it off, then tackle the next mess.
You can see all the details on my blog for what I did next...but the AFTER was so amazing. I just keep opened my fridge and marveling at it's organization and cleanliness--and how much ROOM we have now! Man, I need to get groceries!!
We're all organized and ready to go now. Stop by my blog, The Cards We Drew, to see all the details on my step by step and my tips for getting organized.
Abbey D
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  • Karen Dunnam Karen Dunnam on Dec 30, 2017

    The shelves are removeable, yes? When mine get dirty, I transfer items to other spots, remove from fridge, place in sink. Rinse well, add cleaning compounds as needed.

    Much easier than renting a steam cleaner and sitting in front of the fridge letting the contents warm up while the doors are open.

  • Lau33518383 Lau33518383 on Jul 29, 2018

    Is LG a good product, I bought a set from sears 5 years + still going strong.” But it hasn’t been spinning very good lately And I am afraid it’s starting to go right after the warranty

    thanks so much for everyone’s help it is greatly appreciated . I am so broke I cannot even afford to pay attention lol lol lol

    laurie

  • Handyman Handyman on Feb 01, 2019

    I have a bottom freezer that just keeps getting items piled on top of others to the point I don't know what I have. Any tips for getting the freezer organized?

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