Clean Interior of Fridge - PEP BB nest.straw.interiorfridge

We have a small fridge in my flat and spilt the shelves between ourselves. The top shelf, door and veg drawer are shared and the third shelf is mine. I cleaned these with warm water and a little bit of lemon juice. I had to wait until my flatmate was home to discuss her shelf and what needed sorting. For the waste, we ate anything that needed eating soon and recycled things like the milk carton and glass jars.

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I was moving my fridge and needed to empty it temporarily anyway, so used the opportunity for a deep clean as well!  I thaw meat and dog food in the lower drawers, that ends up the messiest area, other than bits of crumbs and dry things elsewhere in door pockets, etc.  

Hot water and vinegar only.     All removeable components were soaked, scrubbed, wiped, and dried well.   Total water used was about +/-2 gallons.
Cleaning cloths were laundered and line dried.  Dry and wet food waste  largely meat-based so either swept (dry)or strained (wet)and emptied into trash, rather than composted.

The fridge was in dire need of cleaning so I was happy to get to this BB! I used hot water, vinegar, a reusable cloth, and the vacuum cleaner to clean.

The attention.jpg shows the jug of vinegar, the applesauce and olives I ate during the operation, the sunflower butter jar was empty, the mirin didn't need to be refrigerated, and the enchilada sauce jar contained forgotten about leftovers (the disguise was too good).

All organic waste went into the vermicompost bin. All containers were cleaned and will be repurposed for crafts.

Cleaned out the fridge

Used: Norwex microfiber cloth, sponge, spray of 1/3 vinegar and 2/3 water

Found several expired condiments that have to be thrown out. Nothing was found to be composted.

Used our normal cleaning solution of vinegar and water. The only waste was a bad carrot in the veggie drawer that was able to go in compost pile. With five kids, very little goes to waste in our house.