Egg Carton in the Door | Alton Brown

Wondering how to organize a refrigerator when you have bottles of condiments? Simple. Place an egg carton bottom in one of your door shelves to hold your condiments in place upside down.

Bonus: you’ll never have to shake, shake, shake to get ketchup to the top of the bottle again!

Fridge Magnet Cups | Made Everyday

Kids using more cups than you can keep up with? Try this trick: fridge magnet cups! They can put them on the fridge between uses so they always know where their cups are.

DIY Magnetic Containers | Tater Tots and Jello

This idea is so versatile that you don’t just have to use it for your fridge, but look how useful it is in the refrigerator! Utilize that vertical space in your fridge with magnetic plastic containers.

Fridge Triage Box | In Habitat

Put a box near the front of the fridge for foods that need to be consumed ASAP. It’s a genius idea for how to organize a fridge that also helps eliminate food waste!

Create a Snack Zone | Stock Piling Moms

Mama, save yourself some time. Create a snack zone in the fridge with kid-friendly snacks and drinks that the kids can fetch themselves.

Create a Snack Zone | Stock Piling Moms

Mama, save yourself some time. Create a snack zone in the fridge with kid-friendly snacks and drinks that the kids can fetch themselves.

Cover the Shelves | Saving Toward a Better Life

Or, for an even cheaper option, use Glad Press & Seal wrap to cover your refrigerator shelves. When it gets icky, throw it out. Easy peasy…and no scrubbing.

Add a Lazy Susan | Martha Stewart

Save your door shelves for more important things. Condiments should be on a Lazy Susan in the fridge to keep everything organized and make everything easier to find.

Freezer Bins | Simply Organized

See what’s in your freezer at a glance by using bins to keep things contained.

Write on Your Refrigerator | Chiot’s Run

Did you know that you can write on the fridge with a dry erase marker? Use it to keep track of your shopping list, snap a pic of it before you leave for the store, and you’re good to go!

Store Leftovers | Bustle

Get rid of your Tupperware. Mason jars will keep food fresher longer, are microwave save (remove the lid first), and they don’t stain.

Store Veggies in Vertical Containers | The Social Home

Like to wash and cut your veggies all at once? Store them in Crystal Light containers in the door — a perfect fit and you utilize vertical storage!

Group Like Items Together (One of the best DIY organization hacks)| The Inspired Home

If you really want to maximize your refrigerator organization and ditch lost and expired foods, store like items together. Fruit with fruit, vegetables with vegetables, condiments with condiments…you get the idea

DIY Bottle Loft | Huffington Post

Securely suspend bottles and small jars from the top of your fridge using bottleLoft strips (strips with strong magnets). Smart!

Once you get decluttered and organized, go even a step further by using these fridge organization hacks and tips. Not only will they help you stay organized, but they’ll help make your life easier.