Our first unit was a 22 sport, which is one of the smaller models.
Couple of things that worked well for us in that unit are:
Staple a fabric hanging shoe rack to the inside of the wardrobe door. The pockets are good for lots of things like batteries, whisk broom, flash light, trash bag roll, Off, etc. I get the gray ones at Big Lots. Cut them to the size needed $8.
Those white plastic bins that are sold to keep ice in the door of a freezer. These are great for items on the floor next to the toilet. The solid bottom contains any leaks, and the sides are high enough to keep things upright. They also fit in the shallower Sport overhead lockers.
Trader Joe $8 blue insulated food tote bag. This with a couple of those blue ice packs is perfect for keeping the soft cold foods on the floor under the dinette. Good for lettuce, produce, chocolate bars (fun size Snickers anyone?) and sandwiches. We use a Yeti with ice for meats and dairy so they are 100% super cold. Once the fridge cools down transfer what is remaining to the fridge, and put the blue ice in the freezer to re-freeze them for the trip home.
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