Having an “Eat Me First” box seems like a no-brainer; it’s a great place to store all the items that are getting close to their expiration dates.

Instead of losing those old sauces and veggies at the back of the fridge, keep track of which ones are nearing the end of their lives by putting them in this simple box!

Instead of just tossing things into the fridge and assuming they’ll stay in place, use office storage items to house all your perishable products.

These are especially great if you have any loose items like string cheese, yogurt, or single-sized fruits and veggies.

Having things spill in your fridge is not only frustrating, it can also be gross if you can’t clean it easily.

Instead of crossing your fingers and hoping things never spill, or purchasing expensive premade fridge liners, use place mats to cover the shelves and line the drawers.

If anything spills, you can just pull out the place mat, clean it off, and put it back in the fridge!

Instead of tossing empty egg cartons in the recycling bin, reuse them for this simple hack.

In addition to perfectly holding eggs, the cartons are also great for holding squeeze bottles — they’ll even be upside down for easier use!

Storing bottled drinks is always a struggle: either they’re too tall to stand up, fall over, or roll away when you lay them down.

Instead of always storing them in the fridge door (which seems to be the only place they’d fit), use a few binder clips on a metal rack to hold the bottles in place.

This might seem like a no-brainer, and it may even be something you already do without thinking about it, but labeling the fridge doors can help you keep everything organized.

This hack is especially helpful if you have kids who might put things back in a different place from where they found them.

If you thought lazy Susans were only for the table, think again.

Using a lazy Susan in your fridge can help you reach things more easily. It also makes it harder to forget about items hiding in the back of the fridge.

Since freezers are often smaller than refrigerators, it’s important to use every inch of space well.

Instead of piling bags of frozen goods on top of one another, clip them to the wire rack using binder clips.

Storing similar items together in baskets helps remind you of which products you have and which might be running out.

This hack will help you keep track of the bins that need to be restocked when you go to the grocery store.

Stop rummaging around your fridge to find what you’re looking for and start using these simple hacks.

Most of them require little to no effort, so go organize!