How to keep things from sliding in refrig

[wholistic13]

Hi All:
We have had great success with the adjustable tension rods running across the width of the fridge. We even use them in the upper cabinets.
We have purchased from Ikea fabric foldable square containers in the bathroom cabinets. Keeps everything well organized and safe during travel.
Happy Trails

[Rincon04]

Ever think about balloons. Blow them up,tie them hold food. Give them to the kids to play with when you get home. Problem solved!!!

[Ccconaway94]

Tension rods from Dollar Tree or Big Lots

[mmmartin33]

Like was said, I also use pool noodles in my cabinets and refrigerator. 5 Below has to them for $1. Cheaper than tension rods.

[herrrolf]

The Walmart spring loaded curtain rods work well for me both in the fridge and in the pantry cabinets. I also use rectangular foam trays from the store to keep smaller items contained. We also use drawer organizers from Office depot to keep medicines etc corralled in the bathroom as well as for spices. Happy camping

[ARnewbie]

I agree to various container. I particularly like the mini crate looking ones, they are taller. I visit garage sales and just get them cheap. Rubbermaid ones work on the more shallow shelves .

[pbandrb]

Originally Posted by frozen

I'm looking for ways to keep items in large refrigerators from sliding. The refrigerator in our new RV is too wide for spring bar "keepers". Rubber sticky mats seem like an inadequate (and messy) solution. My best idea so far is small trays with rubber feet. I need your thoughts.

We use rubber sticky mats

[Colorado Wildcat]

Originally Posted by frozen

I'm looking for ways to keep items in large refrigerators from sliding. The refrigerator in our new RV is too wide for spring bar "keepers". Rubber sticky mats seem like an inadequate (and messy) solution. My best idea so far is small trays with rubber feet. I need your thoughts.

I use this:
Gorilla Grip Original Drawer and Shelf Liner, Non Adhesive Roll (12" x 20' Size) Durable and Strong, for Drawers, Shelves, Cabinets, Storage, Kitchen and Desks (Beige)
by GORILLA GRIP
Learn more: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07773PQG7..._1QvcDbGHSHKVW

[AudiDudi]

Originally Posted by pbandrb

We use rubber sticky mats

Originally Posted by Colorado Wildcat

I use this:
Gorilla Grip Original Drawer and Shelf Liner, Non Adhesive Roll (12" x 20' Size) Durable and Strong, for Drawers, Shelves, Cabinets, Storage, Kitchen and Desks (Beige)
by GORILLA GRIP
Learn more: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07773PQG7..._1QvcDbGHSHKVW

Don't the rubber mats or shelf liner restrict the air circulation unless you have a fan in it? I'd check the temp of the fridge at the top and bottom to see how much difference

[pbandrb]

Originally Posted by AudiDudi

Don't the rubber mats or shelf liner restrict the air circulation unless you have a fan in it? I'd check the temp of the fridge at the top and bottom to see how much difference

We have glass shelves not wire

[Colorado Wildcat]

Originally Posted by AudiDudi

Don't the rubber mats or shelf liner restrict the air circulation unless you have a fan in it? I'd check the temp of the fridge at the top and bottom to see how much difference

If you actually look at the material closely it is an open weave style that lets air flow through it.