What's the easiest way to clean a fridge?

Just remove the light bulb.

But seriously, if you have to clean one, I am sorry.

I've always used 409 cleaner, with a super hot damp washcloth to cut through and sticky gunk.

Simple green and goo gone

I have wheeled mine out on the back porch and blasted it with a 2700 psi pressure washer. Looked brand new.

HEY JOHNNY, WANT TO MAKE $20?

And yes you yell it at them.

Hot, soapy water. Take the shelves and racks and stuff out and go to it. It's actually not as bad as you might think.

I don't know what you guys are doing to your refrigerators, but mine cleans up pretty well with a damp rag.

You should see our shop unit - wow.

Easiest? Have growing boys.

In reply to Grtechguy:

That was my father's favorite method until I was able to throw an upper 80s fastball by my sophmore year of high school. At that time my method of cleaning the mini fridge in the garage was to remove the shelf, sit it on top of the empty boat trailer and throw an unopened box of baking soda at it from about 8-10 ft away and then spray some water in it and place it door side down to dry. That all stopped one Saturday when the box of baking soda broke the inner back panel of the fridge.

Hit it with some clorox wipes and call it good.

409 inside and out

let the wife take care of it.

Easiest way is to just buy a new one. Not the cheapest way though.

I believe Douglas Adams wrote an entire book about a dirty fridge. It became a new Norse God.

(the fridge, not the book)