Several months ago, we bought this GE Profile counter-depth refrigerator.  We actually ordered it from the Sears Outlet (it’s no longer available there) and got well over half off for a “ding” in the side that we honestly can’t even find. (PS- I would totally recommend shopping online for appliances at the Sears Outlet…we had a fantastic experience!)

We have been absolutely in love with the fridge since we got it, but like any fridge, it requires a lot of cleaning to avoid bad stains and smells.  Enter: the Fridge Coaster!

These adorable coasters come in lots of cute patterns, and make so much sense.  They are made of wood pulp and help to absorb drips, spills, and smells to keep your fridge looking and smelling fresh.

Here’s our pretty but boring fridge before.

And now, it’s super fun and organized!

My favorite things about the Fridge Coasters:

1.  They are eco-friendly (100% biodegradable) and can actually keep your produce fresher longer, thanks to the wood pulp that creates a breathable barrier.

2.  You can customize them easily. Each coaster is perforated to allow you to fit it to your fridge. Since we have a counter-depth fridge, I was concerned that none of the coasters would fit, but they actually worked quite nicely.  I did have a little trouble fitting one door coaster in, but I just snipped away a couple of edges and it worked perfectly!  I even overlapped a couple to make them fit in the fruit drawer, and that works just fine too.

3.  They come in really fun colors! Who wouldn’t love to open their fridge and see a little pizazz?!

4. And my absolute favorite part…no more cleaning! The coasters lock in drips and spills and dries extremely fast, so you don’t need to constantly wipe down your fridge and you can avoid nasty smells.  (Note: Fridge Coaster suggests that you change out the coasters every 4-6 months.)

Would you like to try the fridge coasters?  Come back Thursday and enter the giveaway for your chance to win a few fridge starter packs from Fridge Coaster!

This post was sponsored by Fridge Coaster.  All content and opinions, as always, are my own.