Put a roll of toilet paper in the fridge. Here’s why

Putting an unused roll of toilet paper in the refrigerator works as a viral household trick because its porous fibers absorb excess humidity and light odors. By acting like a natural sponge, the toilet paper traps dampness and mild food smells when placed away from wet areas on a shelf. However, its effectiveness is limited and temporary compared to dedicated options like baking soda or activated charcoal. While it provides a simple and cheap boost, it should only supplement—not replace—regular refrigerator cleaning and food disposal.READ MORE BELOW

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