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Fridge

The fridges are a shared resource that need daily mindfulness and a regular review rhythm to prevent waste and confusion.

Storing Food

  • Label personal perishable food clearly with your name (see Food Storage).

  • Keep personal and community food visibly separate, and respect other people's labeled items.

  • Use closed containers for leftovers and label them with a date.

  • Let hot food cool down before putting it in the fridge.

  • Don't overcrowd the shelves: air needs to circulate for even cooling.

  • Close the door promptly and check that it seals well.

Review Rhythm

Following the Cooking and Food Storage protocols:

  • Once a week the kitchen-cooking responsible organizes a review of the food in the fridge and gets rid of moldy, wasted, or expired food.

  • Plan purchases so expiration dates fall around the new moon (roughly every two weeks).

  • The fridges are emptied and cleaned at the end of every lunation, as part of the last lunation clean-ups.

Cleaning

  • Clean spills immediately so they don't stick or smell.

  • For the lunation-end clean: empty the fridge, remove shelves and drawers, wash with warm soapy water, dry, and put everything back organized.

Report to the Stewards

  • The fridge not cooling properly or making unusual noises

  • Water pooling inside or underneath

  • A door that doesn't seal

A tidy fridge means less wasted food and a nicer kitchen for everyone.

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