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Fridge Leftover Plate Stacking Ring
A vented 170 mm ring, 55 mm tall, that sits on the flat centre of a 10–11 in dinner plate of leftovers. A second plate stacks on its 11 mm chamfered top ledge, which has a 148 mm inner diameter, so you can stack two or three covered plates in the fridge without crushing the food. Twelve diamond vents let air through and keep the ring light, and two 45°-gusseted grip tabs make it easy to lift off.
RV Fridge Three-Step Airing Prop
A red stepped wedge that holds an RV or camper fridge door 15, 25 or 35 mm ajar during storage, so the fridge doesn't grow mold. It replaces the airing card that keeps snapping, and it works without knowing the door latch geometry. The body is 75 x 35 x 18 mm with ribbed pockets, and the tab has a 6 mm hole so you can tie it to the door handle and it doesn't get lost.
Six-Egg Cone Cradle Fridge Tray
A 162 x 112 mm fridge tray that holds six eggs upright in thin-walled cone cradles. Each cradle is 47 mm across at the top and narrows to 24 mm, so medium to jumbo eggs sit point-down without touching. Each cup has a 23 mm drain and air hole, and an 8 mm stiffening rim runs around the edge so the tray slides onto a fridge shelf or door rack in place of a lost or cracked egg insert.
Fridge Can Stacker Bridge
A corrugated bridge that rests on a row of cans in the fridge and cradles a second layer on top, doubling shelf density without a wobbly stack. 140 mm wide x 48 mm deep x 27 mm tall: three arched saddles on the underside straddle the lower row, two 43-degree V-cradles on top hold the upper cans, and a 16 mm front lip stops them rolling out. The V geometry self-centres anything from 53 mm slim cans to 68 mm standard 12 oz cans and small bottles, so nothing depends on one exact diameter.