Many people assume that the refrigerator door is the most suitable place for all their groceries, but unaware that it is one of the least ideal places for perishable items. Constant opening and ...

If you were to look in my refrigerator, you would notice that everything is close to the front of the shelves and squeezed into the refrigerator doors. While I’m fully aware that this means I’m not ...

It's time to open up a discussion about the five mistakes many of us make when it comes to the refrigerator. The good news? Most errors can be corrected. Firstly, stop putting perishable items in the ...

The door of your refrigerator is a tempting place to keep your coffee creamer, we get it. It's easier to grab it first thing in the morning before your brain has been jump-started with a jolt of ...

An curved arrow pointing right. Stop putting your milk in your refrigerator door and stop putting your bread on top of the fridge. It turns out that seemingly harmless mistakes such as these can make ...

When you close your refrigerator door, does an almost suction-cup-like seal form, or does it barely stay shut? If the rubber seal around the perimeter of the refrigerator or freezer door—also known as ...

There's no question too big and no question too small for WGBH's Curiosity Desk. And this week we turn to listener Louise Erskine from Paxton, Mass., who was hoping to settle a major family debate ...