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Clean Your Refrigerator | Weekly Decluttering Challenge

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February 13, By Kristia 2 Comments

Weekly Decluttering Challenge

We’re focusing on our kitchen again this week with the Weekly Decluttering Challenge.

Last week, we cleaned and organized our pantry and food cupboards and this week, we’re going to focus on our refrigerator and freezer.

If you’re participating in the Grocery Budget Challenge, February’s action step is to clean out and organize our kitchen pantry and refrigerator.  By keeping our kitchens organized, menu planning will be much easier, we’ll reduce our food waste, and we’ll be less likely to buy duplicates.

5 Simple Steps to Clean and Organize Your Refrigerator and Freezer

1. Remove EVERYTHING from your refrigerator and freezer.

refrigerator 1

2. Wipe down the inside of your refrigerator and freezer.

3. Discard outdated food.

4. Sort the food by category, such as dairy, condiments, drinks, leftovers, etc, and group categories together.

refrigerator 25. Maintain your refrigerator, by cleaning out weekly the night before you take your trash and recycling to the curb.

Does your refrigerator need cleaned out? Take a few minutes this week to do so. Also, if you need inspiration and support with controlling your grocery bill, join our monthly Grocery Budget Challenge. Our next meeting is February 28.

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  1. Declutter Your Kitchen | Weekly Decluttering Challenge says:
    February 27, at 6:01 am

    […] we’ve reorganized the pantry. We’ve cleaned out our refrigerator and freezer and now, let’s take a few minutes each day over the next week to declutter other areas of the […]

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  2. Grocery Budget Challenge | February Meeting says:
    February 28, at 12:08 pm

    […] those projects early in the month and wrote about them: 5 Easy Steps to an Organized Pantry and  Clean Your Refrigerator. Maintaining order in the kitchen definitely makes meal planning easier and I feel more in control […]

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