Have you ever noticed how a fridge looks like an overcrowded elevator where there is no more room for anything, and everything gets messy and does not work properly? Actually, this issue occurs due to the bad airflow that causes the fast spoilage of your food. However, the installation of stackable bins will help to cope with the problem quickly.

First of all, it is important to provide some space. As you may know, your fridge has vents blowing cold air and they are located at the back of the refrigerator. In case you stack your bins all up, the circulation of cold air will be impossible. Therefore, there will be some warm areas inside the fridge while others will be very freezing and no one wants to eat lettuce that has been frozen.

Therefore, the first thing you should do is installing the bins right. Imagine yourself building some structure of Legos, and thus, you should leave some space between your structures. In order not to obstruct the circulation of cold air, you have to install your bins leaving two inches from the next shelf.

Secondly, you should choose strategically the items that will be put in the bins. For instance, stackable bins will help you group the pieces of food and prevent the clutter. Thus, the yoghurt cups may be put into one bin while snacks and cheese sticks – to the other one. Also, using stackable bins will help you to grab any bin containing the item you need.

Furthermore, in order to increase the efficiency of the bins, you should label them with a piece of masking tape and write down the name of the bin’s content. Thus, you will not need to look through three identical bins in order to find the bottle of ketchup. Besides, you will spend less time on searching for the required items keeping the fridge door open for a shorter period of time.

Finally, do not try to fill each bin you have installed. A little bit of free space inside will allow you to store some new things without arranging everything immediately.