I live in an apartment with a "basic" refrigerator - no fancy shelves or drawers other than a "vegetables and everything else" drawer far away from the top freezer. I kept losing things like the last bit of a block of cheese, or half a baked potato, or those last two hot dogs that hid where I couldn't find them until it was too late to eat them. Therefore, I kept everything in the refrigerator in its own freezer bag or Stor-Keeper container.The InterDesign Refrigerator and Freezer Storage Bin that I just bought is really wonderful for organizing my old fridge. For a sandwich lover like myself, rooting around in the refrigerator while it loses its chill air is a thing of the past. Now I can keep all of my cheeses, lunchmeats, mustards, sauces, olives, and pickles in a Storage Bin ready for sandwich making. Then I can slide it out of the refrigerator an instant before closing it; place it on a kitchen counter; sort for today's sandwich ingredients; and return it to the refrigerator.It can also be used in a freezer to organize frozen meals, juices, and meats. There are other InterDesign Refrigerator and Freezer Storage Bins of many sizes designed for special needs. But IMO this shape and size of Refrigerator and Freezer Storage Bin is their most useful bin, good for any need. I intend to buy more and more of them until cleaning the fridge is simply a matter of lifting them from the shelves for a quick wipe-down. I'll still use quart-size Freezer bags to keep food in my refrigerator safe to eat, and the refrigerator itself clean and neat, as long as possible.When I totaled up the cost of all of the InterDesign Refrigerator and Freezer Storage Bins that I wanted to buy, it seemed like a lot. So I now buy them one or two at a time, and then take enough time to fit each bin into my habits and lifestyle before investing in more of them. So far, so good.