I Put This Office Item in My Fridge Door, and It Was the Smartest Storage Trick I've Tried

"While I was on the hunt for kitchen-specific organizers, I also started looking at everyday items from other rooms that might work just as well. That's when inspiration struck - while sitting at my desk, no less. I realized my humble pen and pencil holder could solve one of my biggest fridge frustrations: storing flimsy tubes, packets, and pouches without them toppling over or disappearing into the back of the door shelf."

"This fridge storage hack couldn't be easier. Simply take a small, narrow pen or pencil holder ( like this clear one from Amazon) and place it inside one of the shelves on your refrigerator door. A pencil holder is perfectly sized for vertically storing tiny, floppy items like tomato paste tubes, seasoning packets, or baby food pouches. Instead of falling over or getting lost in the depths of the fridge door, everything stays upright, visible, and easy to grab."

A small, narrow pen or pencil holder fits on a refrigerator door shelf to store flimsy tubes, seasoning packets, and baby food pouches vertically. The holder keeps these items upright and visible, preventing them from toppling over or sliding to the back of the door. Using a pencil holder avoids transferring contents into separate containers or laying packets flat, saving time and reducing clutter. The solution is inexpensive, simple to implement, and adaptable to various shelf sizes. The same desktop organizer repurposed as fridge storage improves accessibility and maintains a tidier refrigerator door.

Read at Apartment Therapy