Quick Tips for Keeping Your French Door Refrigerator Organized

by Josef Khanoyan Abt Electronics Inc.

Buying French door refrigerators on sale can be one of the best purchases you make for your kitchen and entire home. No matter what you pay, the value of this appliance is apparent right away. This refrigerator has ample space, a variety of compartments, and saves energy.

Due to the amount of space this appliance offers, it's important to keep it organized. An organized refrigerator saves you time and money. You can spend less time looking for the food or condiments you want while wasting less food that gets lost and rots. Take advantage of these organizational tips to make the best use of your French door refrigerator.

Fruit and Veggies Up Front

Produce that can go bad quickly, often gets lost if it isn’t kept near the front of the refrigerator. We’ve all found that rotting cucumber all the way in the back of the fridge. Instead of being enjoyed, it wastes away. Out of sight, out of mind definitely applies to fruits and vegetables. By keeping produce near the front of the refrigerator, it will likely get eaten faster and is less likely to go bad. If you don’t already have one, keep an eye out for French door refrigerators on sale to add one to your kitchen.

Most Used Items on the Right

Most individuals or families favor opening one door of the French door refrigerator over the other. Most commonly, the right door is opened and closed much more often than the left. In this case, keeping the most used products on the right side of the refrigerator can conserve energy from the fridge and save time. Examples of frequently used items include ketchup, mustard, mayonnaise, hot sauce, and bottles of water.

Label the Door Shelves

French door refrigerators boast a lot of door storage space. This feature is always well-promoted during a French door refrigerator sale. However, all of this door space can get easily overloaded and disorganized. By labeling each shelf, items have a place they distinctly belong. No matter who is putting away the food, all items can be returned to the right place. Lower shelves with more vertical space can be labeled for products in tall bottles, while top shelves are best utilized for containers of food like sour cream, garlic, and jam.

Finding a French door refrigerators on sale is a great opportunity to purchase one or upgrade to a newer model. Adding this appliance to your kitchen can save you money on electric as well as groceries.