What the perfect fridge looks like: Homeowners show off their very organised spaces – and the tricks they swear by for a streamlined week of meals
- Homeowners shared how they organise their fridges at home to be prepared
- Many said keeping things in containers and lazy Susans means they’re prepped
- Other tips included using meal prep containers and tea towels on the shelves
- Belle Saf, from Melbourne, previously said she spent years perfecting her fridge
Homeowners have shared how they organise their fridges at home, and the tips they swear by for a streamlined week.
Posting on Facebook, men and women shared photos of their organised kitchens – and revealed why they organise their fridges as they do.
‘Can I see how everyone organises their fridges?’ one woman posted online.
It wasn’t long before dozens of others got involved, with one woman saying she places all of her food on top of tea towels – so that when she needs to clean the shelves, she simply has to remove the tea towels without having to wash the shelves as often.
Homeowners have shared how they organise their fridges at home, and the tips they swear by for a streamlined week (one of the fridges pictured)
![One woman said she organises her fridge by day of the week so she simply has to pull out the relevant day bag and then she can enjoy what is in the bag for dinner (pictured)](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2020/06/25/04/30029982-8457879-image-a-9_1593056205060.jpg)
One woman said she organises her fridge by day of the week so she simply has to pull out the relevant day bag and then she can enjoy what is in the bag for dinner (pictured)
![Others swear by keeping things in meal prep containers, which reportedly keep foods fresher for longer (pictured)](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2020/06/25/04/30029990-8457879-image-m-17_1593056359360.jpg)
![Others swear by keeping things in meal prep containers, which reportedly keep foods fresher for longer (pictured)](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2020/06/25/04/30029986-8457879-image-a-18_1593056365961.jpg)
Others swear by keeping things in meal prep containers, which reportedly keep foods fresher for longer (pictured)
‘I’m a Tupperware lady so hence why my fridge is like this,’ one woman wrote, alongside a snap of her fridge with everything in neatly-organised containers.
Others shared photos of their fridges where every bit of food has been divided into a specific day, and then put in a brown paper bag so that when it comes to dinner-time, all they need to do is pull out the relative bag.
‘These Kmart containers are amazing and my fruit and veg stays fresher for longer in them,’ one woman wrote – posting a photo of her fridge with countless Kmart containers inside it.
‘I highly recommend Sistema Fresh works containers for keeping produce fresh,’ another added.
![One woman shared a photo of her fridge, where everything was perfectly organised and the herbs were kept in water to keep them fresh (pictured)](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2020/06/25/04/30029992-8457879-image-a-13_1593056215488.jpg)
One woman shared a photo of her fridge, where everything was perfectly organised and the herbs were kept in water to keep them fresh (pictured)
![Speaking to FEMAIL, mother Belle Saf, 37, from Melbourne, said she spent two years researching her fridge makeover and deciding on the exact containers she wanted (pictured)](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2020/06/25/04/30029994-8457879-image-a-14_1593056225507.jpg)
Speaking to FEMAIL, mother Belle Saf, 37, from Melbourne, said she spent two years researching her fridge makeover and deciding on the exact containers she wanted (pictured)
‘My fridge definitely isn’t perfect but I find that if I keep things in tubs the fridge needs a lot less cleaning! I just need labels now. All tubs and lazy Susan from Kmart,’ one woman wrote.
Others also said they love to keep their sauces and mustard on lazy Susans, as this means they don’t have to hunt for items towards the back.
Speaking previously to FEMAIL, mother Belle Saf, 37, from Melbourne, said she spent two years researching her fridge makeover and deciding on the exact containers she wanted, before she started to put together her dream look.
The mum-of-two said she started work on her fridge around two years ago, when she and her family moved into their home after a long seven months in a tiny rental.
![Another shared an image with labelled containers for things like boiled eggs, olives, mozarella cheese and grapes (pictured)](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2020/06/25/04/30029998-8457879-image-m-19_1593056488682.jpg)
Another shared an image with labelled containers for things like boiled eggs, olives, mozarella cheese and grapes (pictured)
![Belle said she started work on her fridge around two years ago, when she and her family moved into their home after a long seven months in a tiny rental (her fridge pictured)](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2020/06/25/04/30029996-8457879-image-a-16_1593056237815.jpg)
Belle said she started work on her fridge around two years ago, when she and her family moved into their home after a long seven months in a tiny rental (her fridge pictured)
![One Reddit user has come up with a simple trick that is meant to help you make the most of the space that you do have in your fridge using chopsticks](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/newpix/2018/05/27/05/4CAABC5B00000578-0-image-m-48_1527396825256.jpg)
One Reddit user has come up with a simple trick that is meant to help you make the most of the space that you do have in your fridge using chopsticks
‘I started collecting my glass Decor containers from Big W,’ she said.
‘I waited until they were half price before I bought them, and then I purchased a large selection that filled the fridge.’
Belle said she now swears by the containers for prolonging the life of many fruits and vegetables.
Much of her food, she said, lasts for as long as three weeks.
Others on Reddit swear by putting two chopsticks across a bowl to sit another one on top for more space.