We have a new motor home with a home-style refrigerator. Unlike our refrigerator in the old motor home, this one does not have any sort of tabs to keep the doors cracked during storage to prevent mildew. Does anyone have any solutions for keeping the door cracked but secured during storage? The freezer is a sliding drawer on the bottom of the unit.

We just use a couple towels draped over the doors to keep them open. We don't worry about being secured since the toyhauler isn't going anywhere.

Just a floor mop propped up between the door and the fridge works for us

the bear II wrote:Paper towel wadX2 - keep it simple.

Couple of clothespins on the shelves- keeps the door open

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fj12ryder
Explorer III
Dec 18, 2013
We just use a couple towels draped over the doors to keep them open. We don't worry about being secured since the toyhauler isn't going anywhere.
Fizz
Explorer
Dec 18, 2013
Just a floor mop propped up between the door and the fridge works for us
the_bear_II
Explorer
Dec 18, 2013
Paper towel wad
pasusan
Explorer
Dec 18, 2013
the bear II wrote:
Paper towel wad
X2 - keep it simple.
wcferb
Explorer
Dec 18, 2013
Couple of clothespins on the shelves- keeps the door open
Tom_N
Explorer
Dec 18, 2013
The Norcold 1200 series has a clip that slides out on each of the 4 doors. Slide this clip out when the door is open and the clip will prevent the door from closing completely.
wilber1
Explorer
Dec 18, 2013
Put something in it that doesn't fit.
Bob___Ann
Explorer
Dec 18, 2013
We wad up a Walmart bag.
Kind of like recycling
BTPO1
Explorer
Dec 18, 2013
We use a couple of wash clothes and a bungee cord, works for us.
rvten
Explorer
Dec 18, 2013
Little slide latch on top of fridge and freezer door.
Leaves an air gap.