🍎4 Fridge Organizing Tips That Are More Than Pretty Matching Bins
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ค. 2024
- If you are a looking for practical refrigerator organizing and storage tips that go beyond the need to buy a million pretty matching plastic bins, this is the video for you! While I appreciate pretty matching bins (I am an organizer after all) the fridge is a place where I choose function over form every time because keeping your eggs in the wrong place in your fridge can result in them going bad faster! If you are interested in how to organize your fridge in a practical way, I'm going to provide some helpful tips for you!
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Never stop "talking science". It's the main reason I can trust your recommendations. I get so tired of watching other YT channels and they have no idea why they are doing what they're doing (and they'll literally admit they have no idea why), just cause they seen someone else doing it. Love your science talk! =)
I LOVE science, am a perfectionist and like you, want and need to know the how’s and why’s of how things work to help them last longer, etc.. Therefore, I say to you, “ Keep bringing the science.BRING IT! Bring it ON “!! 😄The other “self proclaimed ‘experts’” were anything BUT that as I saw SO many mistakes in their videos. It drove me crazy. They were teaching people harmful information. They were the blind leading the blind. THANK you for actually doing your research. It is much appreciated and I respect you more for it. God Bless you and your endeavors and Be encouraged. Have a great day and thanks for making this video. 😄
“Function over form” is amazing advice! I often organize my fridge until it’s ready for a Pinterest beauty shot. But six months later, I’m playing Jenga every time I get groceries and looking for a lost and highly offensive dish. I’m here to hopefully find inspiration for a foolproof system and your advice is SOOOO helpful! 💚
Thank you! Somebody finally explains the science of fruits and vegetables in the fridge! Also, just want to say that if you are losing a lot of blood when Aunt Flo comes to visit, maybe get checked for fibroids. I had this problem and every doctor told me it was normal and put me on birth control. A savvy friend got me in to see her doctor who did an ultrasound. I had surgery to have them removed and then after I’d had my kids I had a hysterectomy. I could have bled to death because of the fibroids which no other doctor bothered to diagnose.
I am not judging!
I love the idea of having a thermometer to check sections of the fridges temp! But it also depends on how much stuff you already have in the fridge.
Oh my! Thank you so much for all this info! I realized I'm doing so many things wrong. I store my milk in the fridge door and both my apples and bananas together. I always wondered what the crispers REALLY did. And I had no idea about the ethylene situation. This is EXACTLY what I needed!!! You just saved me so much money.
Yay!
Thanks for the produce guide, and the explanation. It's very helpful knowing the difference.
you were so fun to watch. You could have been a character on sesame street explaining how fruits and vegetables react to each other. lol and YES I loved Sesame street growing up.
Thank you SO MUCH for this INFORMED organization video!!!Every time I saw fridge organized to make a rainbow 🌈, I felt so crestfallen. Sure, it looks great, but makes no practical sense.
Also, I love your reenactment of fruits emitting ethylene. 10/10 acting performance right there. 🤣
Thank you ! Thank you! I couldn’t figure out why my produce was rotting so quickly. Thank you!
This is my first time watching you actually my niece has been helping me out a lot because I’m disabled but besides that I wanted to know how to organize my fridge and you are just a delight to watch so thank you for putting in the time and telling us some interesting facts
YES! it has to actually work! thank you for this video!!
I just love you Kay! You are hilarious and educating all at once!!! Great video!!
YESSSSS all the science and why please!!!!!!!!
I implemented the bins in the meat/dairy drawers after you suggested it and it has made a huge difference in keeping things clean and organized. 👍 Also dividing the produce is extending the life of them all. Thanks Kay for another great video.
YAS!!!
Thanks for sharing the science! Got a new house with old fridge and this helps a lot, thanks+
Finally a real and down to Earth person. Not trying to sell a product. New to your channel and thankful to find it. Keep up the good work. 🍎🍌🍅
I appreciate that!
Hi Kay. I say no to tomatoes in the fridge. A good rule is to look at how foods are stored in the store. Tomatoes are typically stores in a bin, non refrigerated. Love your channel and Clover.
I think the rule about how things are stored and sold in the store is good for most things but not all. I recently learned that corn-on-the-cob should be refrigerated, which I did not do before because the stores sell it on tables so I thought the counter was the place to keep it. Learning new things all the time.
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Once tomatoes are chilled below 55 degrees, genes in the tomato stop producing the compounds that make their flavor. So yes, do not refrigerate tomatoes, unless they are cut. At that point, you likely won’t store them for more than a day anyway.
Use banana tree to store bananas on counter. No to bananas in the fridge.
Thank you sis, I’m planing to move into my own soon and found this video very helpful. Boston !💚🤍💚
I live in the Caribbean. High temperatures. Believe me: everything goes into the refrigerator!
Kinda low-key jealous. We have snow LOL
Yes. Well, everything except potatoes, onions, plantains
Great tips, thank you. And yes, I do keep plum tomatoes in the fridge after they ripen. Haven't had a problem. Thanks for sharing! 💖
BTW your puppy is ADORABLE!! :)
Loved this video. I appreciate the science knowledge.
I’m :57 seconds into the video and I am subbing to you… just your spirit and attitude you radiate I know you’ll be a big help to me… 🙏 thank you. I needed this video.
You can keep real butter on the counter. It's very spreadable. Keep it in a butter dish.
Kay: "We're going to be talking about science."
Me: "Yay, science!"
me too!!
Science is BAE 🥰
@@TheOrganizedSoprano When you said science, I subscribed lol music to my ears!
I started using the bins in the refrigerator along with the refrigerator shelf liners. Both of these items have made it so much easier to prevent and clean any leaks from items that other family members aren't as careful with. I posted your wonderful ethylene chart on the refrigerator too. No tomatoes in the frig for me. Love your content, humor and tips 😍!
Thank you so much!
Had no idea about the egg storage, so good to know. Science definitely matters
Smart AND pretty, a super combination. Love your vids.
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I keep my tomatoes in my fridge 😁 but not eggs or bananas i have an egg basket and i put bananas in a bowl , thanks for video i am going to print off the sheet, your wee dog is so cute . 👍😉❤️
Perfect impression of the bananas 🍌 at my house! This was really good information. Thank you.
Down here in an extremely hot South Africa, we dare not keep tomatoes outside the fridge.......they rot almost immediately. So mine are in the fridge and last really well. Txs for your always informative and entertaining video!
I work at a grocery store and it's set up with apples and bananas in two separate places because of the ethylene. Just check how your produce departments you'll see.
No to bananas and no to tomatoes in the fridge! 🍌🍅🤗
Most helpful fridge organization video I have seen! Thank you!
So delightful to watch the science behind what lurks inside fridge! Great ideas and so fun!!
No tomatoes in the fridge! Love your videos, Kay - so upbeat! :)
Your a little cray cray I love it
I love that you explain the science 👍🏼😊
Best video I’ve watched with great ‘fridge’ info! No judging from me! 🐕
Oh my gosh, I absolutely LOVE her for this!
I have found that bananas stop ripening a bit in the fridge and last longer. The outer peel will turn brown but the interior fruit does not brown.
It amazes me how much food people can put in their fridge.
I'm a minimalst and a vegan. My husband and son is not, but we still don't have tons of food.
We do eat a lot of produce and do not eat a ton of processed food as well. I have a small fridge so I literally have 4 containers 2 crisper drawers , and 1 free shelf. My freezer has 4 bins as well. It keeps me organized and minimal.
Great video. Taking care of your food pays off in a good meal.
Great video Kay ! Definitely will reorganize my fridge .😊😊
This is the most helpful, practical video on fridge organization. Thanks for presenting a realistic approach!
Glad you found it useful!
Thanks for this video! Just got a new fridge so I’m excited to organize it properly 🤗
I love your enthusiasm
I love science Keep it up.
Hey great Info! Love it!
Love the egg storage idea!
I love love your videos. Thank you for all of your hard work.
Great tips. Thanks Kay
I just found you, and I loved the info in the video. It was very helpful! I love science!
I took notes and subscribed!!
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And the dog TOTALLY deserves his own space. Why wouldn't he? He IS a part of the family, after all. I make my dog cookies! Dogs are amazing and yours is beautiful!
Thank you so much! I don’t have any hair tutorials on here but in general, I stick to Kinky Curly Knot Today for conditioner and detangling and the curly custard to style and I try to leave it alone. I use various moisturizer too but I think curling custard is the best! It’s so expensive which is annoying but it’s readily available and dependable lol.
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I could never get tired of your amazing videos! I love them!
Love this video and the science!!!
Kay give so great tip thanks and Clover
I store my eggs at room temp, I've got a cute lil cage for them, cause I use them for baking...Oh, a quick way to check if they are ok is to pop in a glass of water...if it floats don't crack it.
I like the science bits
Does that only work if they haven’t been previously refrigerated?
@@Isabel_fit I forget that I'm Irish and our eggs are different to states. Sure sometimes my eggs are few days out my mom's chickens.
Love your personality and even more the easy science & great organisation ideas
Love this science video great knowledge. Clover Rocks as always he is so tolerant when you wake him.
He is so patient with me LOL
My kids finish all bananas the day we buy it or maximum next day so no issues with storing them together with apples.
The free printable 🙌 just what I was thinking!! :D
No refrigerator tomatoes!
Love your channel 😊
Got some good tips from this one. Thank you!
Amazing 🤩
I liked the science aspect!!
Great info
No tomatoes in the fridge, 👍🏼
I keep my tomatoes on the counter until they are ripe, then I move them to the fridge to slow things down and give me the chance to use them before they spoil.
I am loving the acting it is awesome LOL- clover is always awesome - be blessed the question I really don't like tomatoes sorry lol-
Great video! Thanks for the tips!
You are so cute! I'm an organizer as well (and have that Avocado Holic shirt too). Dynamic spaces are so fun to organize, thanks so much for sharing your wisdom :)
I'm sorry nerdy Kay didn't work out lol!!!! I was bad at science at school and i undstood all that I liked that the video was informative and cool!!!! Bye Kay bye clover!!!!✌🏻💚🌻🌼
Really informative video, especially the vertical space which i never used to full capacity
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You are great!
We keep tomatoes in the fridge, but we mostly do that after we cut them. We usually use the tomatoes the day we first buy them and put what we don’t use in the fridge.
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Love your videos and I can translate a LOT of this. I have yet to see someone show organizing an old narrow (god help me, but some of us still have them) side by side fridge/freezer. The freezer LITERALLY won't hold a frozen pizza, it is so narrow.
Cool video, Kay :)
Love this! Yay science!!!!
No tomatoes in the fridge :) and I keep forgetting the ethylene thing. Always. So thank you for repeating it - and I love my oxo fresh keepers too!
I am tempted to try more of the OXO fresh keepers. Which veggie/fruit do you like it for the most? I’m kind of really on board with the colander thing.
Another vote ❎ against tomatoes in the fridge. I just checked it out and university studies done in both FL and CA support this. They basically just taste better if they're left out because of, well, science! 🤓
I agree! They also tend to taste really gross when they are in there 😝
I like cold tomatoes :)
Aww Clover!
You’re so funny made me laugh twice!
The Organized Soprano: I STILL USE THE GUIDE YOU MADE & SHARED! While I don't use Blu Apple, I do use the OXO Pyramid. I keep meaning to pick up the one that attaches to the side of the inside of the crisper bin (I only have the 1 bin for veggies but I do have a spare bin in there. The ONLY time I keep tomatoes in the fridge is when I've cut them up w/cucumbers & placed them in a diluted vinegar solution.
You aren't the only person who keeps dog treats in the fridge. Before my service dogs crossed the Rainbow Bridge (I didn't have them at the same time. My first was w/me for more than 6yrs when she was retired to live w/my animal-adoring SIL. That service dog reached a point where she wasn't able to work. My health took a nosedive too so while working w/my doctor on my health, I was on a waiting list for my last service dog, which worked out perfectly. I had home-training w/him, meaning the trainer came to me. I had been going thru a major lupus/sjogren's/fibro/osteo flare w/severe pain & high temps one day & semi-human the next. In addition, I was going thru getting injections in various joints too. My trainer was able to work around my schedule & how I felt by doing the req'd lectures (even tho I'm a multi-graduate of the service dog school) when I felt bad & then going out walking &/or to my doc appts when I was feeling better or had an appt. I was w/that service dog beyond his tentative retirement tho he was w/me & worked too right up until he crossed the Rainbow Bridge at more than than 15 & 1/2yrs old - these dogs & our geriatric cat who crossed the Rainbow Bridge at 16yrs old the year after my last service dog crossed, each had treats in the fridge.
I think I mentioned that we inherited my MIL's 9 (almost 10 now) yo toy fox terrier. She's with us permanently now. I keep her treats & the add-ins that I put in her kibble in a specific place in the fridge. DH & I both have a section of the fridge for medicine too. Everything is in it's own area within a container so there's no crossing with anything else & it stays the right amount of cold.
If you don't mind my asking, what is a 'bully stick?' I used to get beef bones from our local grocery store owner. He'd have the butcher save them for my service dogs. I need to ask him to have them hold onto a smaller size one for Tinker. I think she'd love it! The old girl doesn't like peanut butter, which is odd b/c every dog I have ever had loved peanut butter, but she loves everything else, esp if my husband finds it edible. The dog loves salad greens too! Each time I tear up greens for our salad, I tear her some in small bites to mix in her bowl, often with a few cooked carrots & a bit of organic fruit to make it more pasty so she will slow down eating rather than inhale everything.
Bully sticks are (get ready): Bull Penis. 🤢
@@TheOrganizedSoprano So wanted to get back to you sooner on this but we had a busy couple days. I crashed almost as soon as we got home last night. (the new birch butcher block top for my kitchen island wasn't even unloaded last night - BEAUTIFUL! My island's top needs some work to smooth the top b4 the block can be added but it'll give me few inches added space on top. It's actually a repurposed hutch cabinet w/o the hutch top, tho we might be getting a whole other like it but w/the top portion; these are some 40+yrs old. We have the matching kitchen table w/cushioned chairs; table's really too big but it'd cost some $400-$500+ to buy one smaller in this style. The hutch base can be found tinyurl.com/y2wdyxgh. A BIL used to be part owner & worked w/the company. It's quality can't be beat & never goes outta style).
Told hubby about the Bully sticks & what they are. He laughed. Tinker is an almost 10yo toy fox terrier who has never been spayed (tho that's coming soon as humanly & financially possible w/help from a BIL/SIL). Tinker's never been bred or even attempted to breed. DH said, "Hmmm, I'm sure old Tinker-Girl would just LOVVEEEEE one of those! Get her a pack of those!" lmao! 🤣😄😉🤦♀️😊 Yeah, he has a twisted sense of humor. Tinkerbell was out w/us all day yesterday. She has terrible separation anxiety & doesn't like to be alone even if we are at home with her. I insisted that we bring her with us. I checked at Petco yesterday but couldn't remember the name of the Bully sticks; I did look for a kennel cage that was on their website but they didn't have any. I'm trying to find a 24x18x19 that is supposed to be like $20.99 to $25.99 to help Tinker w/the last remnants of housetraining issues but they only had $80 to $300 kennel cages. At least I was able to get her a new harness. The one we bought after she came home w/us is way too big & can't be taken in at all but then again she has lost approx 4lbs since then too. She's gone from 14+lbs down to just over 8lbs & might be a bit smaller. I'll definitely keep a check out for the Bully Sticks. I'm sure she'll love them regardless but maybe even more so for the reasons DH thinks she will. LOL!
Oh I need an avocado shirt like that 🤣
Target baby! 🤣 🥑
Also... I like to call Avocado Vegetable Butter 🤣
LOL at your explanation of hormones :D very true though, they're like the puppeteer ;)
I love you and your science geekiness
I do not keep tomatoes in the fridge
Wooo hoo first!!!
I have the ethylene list you made up on the frig .tomatoes on the counter.
Hey clover
NO tomatoes in the fridge. Thanks, gonna save this one for the links!
just discovered this video as I am trying to organize my refrigerator so it's most efficient. I looked at the Ethylene list, THANK YOU, and I can't find celery? Is this a sensitive one?
I think celery is sensitive! I usually keep this pretty isolated anyway
Alton Brown, Food Scientist, says that if tomatoes drop below 50° (their growing season is over when 50° arrives) a chemical compound called (Z)-3-hexanol switches off; permanently. I believe it was something like the cell walls break and release the water, which causes the structure of the fruit to break down (mealy.)
I miss Good Eats
Thanks for this video. I appreciate food science and seeing these fridge organization videos with milk in the door urges me to not take their advice seriously.
I miss Good Eats too 😭
Some people keep their eggs on the counter top,here in the uk in the shops eggs are not kept in the fridges so some people store them that way when they bring them home.
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I didn't think to keep the milk in the coldest part of the fridge. The fricking bag of carrots up there are freezing no matter what. I wonder if something is wrong?
Bully sticks rock according to our Meya. Clover is a lucky dog.
Then there's the ethylene!! I just keep the smelly veges,like onions and bell peppers, away from the rest. Why'd I watch this?! I'm not changing it!!
LOL! I have had a carrot freezing incident in the past too. It’s horrible!
Bananas NEVER in the fridge. Tomatoes on the counter only, not in the fridge until they are cut.
Oh, but I love my cold bananas (we called them "cambur" in my country).