How to Clean a Refrigerator

Every so often, a refrigerator needs to be cleaned inside. The shelves have to be washed down from milk spills, and food tossed out if they have outlived the shelf life.
Steps:
1. Take everything out of the fridge. Place it on the table.
2. Throw out aged, moldy or inedible food, bagging securely. Toss anything you don't use regularly, too.
3. Wipe your refrigerator inside and outside with a cloth and vinegar and water or baking soda and water solution, rinsing well with a washcloth rinsed clear with water. Soapy water works, too.
4. Keep your refrigerator organized, with meats and cheese and butter in one shelve box, and vegetable in the lower one. The ones used the most, should be on the higher shelves, easier to reach.
Tips:
1. Organize to make things easier to find. Put milk, juices, and other drinks on one shelf, and your dressings, sauces, and similar items in another place.
2. Clean your fridge out approximately once every month.
3. Once your fridge is clean, one easy way to keep it clean is to empty and clean just one or two shelves or drawers at a time. The entire fridge is never spotless all at once, but it can stay reasonably clean without being an all-day project. Just make sure to cycle through all the shelves.
Warnings:
1. Old food should be bagged securely and separately before placing inside your regular kitchen trash bag to avoid attracting animals/rodents if the garbage bag is not sealed securely or acquires a rip or tear while outdoors.
2. Never wash a cold glass shelf with hot water. The sudden temperature change could shatter the glass. Instead, use cold water or remove the shelf and let it come up to room temperature before washing it.