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Input: I live in a house with a dozen roommates. We have three full sized fridges for us to share. Since I have been here (about 6 months), the fridges have been completely dysfunctional. No rules, no set spaces. People just throw what they want in there, wherever there is space. Things are rotting in all three fridges. Half empty bottles of sauces clog the shelves. Empty pizza boxes. Honestly, it's embarrassing. 

I have no stake in the fridges; I decided early on to live out of my own minifridge which has suited me fine. The few of us who care keep trying to get people to clean out their stuff so we can establish rules, but it has been impossible to get people to move their stuff or label it. Some roommates we don't see for weeks on end too, so it's tough to coordinate. The end result has been dysfunctional fridges for months. 

I finally got fed up with it this week. I put a page-sized note on the fridge last Wednesday telling people to move their things out of the fridge by Saturday or it will be thrown out. I posted on our FB group saying the same thing. I talked to all the roommates I could warning them about it (maybe half). Most didn't even have anything in the fridge, all were happy that I was going to finally do something about it. 

This is all well and good, but I talked to one of my roommates this evening. And he refuses to move his stuff. We got into a bit of an argument. I asked him to move whatever he had in there. He told me that he was busy and that he didn't want to. I asked him to at least show me what was his so I could stash it aside, but he refused again, this time saying that he wasn't exactly sure what was his. He got mad, saying that I didn't have his consent to  clean the fridge, and since I don't  have a stake in the fridge I should just leave it alone for them to deal with. He shut the door in my face. 

I was fuming at this point. Got a text later from our landlord telling me not to throw away any food. 

I'm pretty confused here. I don't have a stake in the fridges but I hate the mess on principle. Plus others in the House would appreciate it. So AITA here for wanting to clear out a fridge? 

I'm pretty sure I'm not, so then, WIBTA if I do it anyways? If I just fucking deep clean the fridge and throw everything away. I've been trying for months to get people to cooperate. I gave my roommates 3 days to do the simple task of moving their shit so I can do the hard work. I'm fed up and I just want a clean fridge and I don't see any other alternatives. If I leave it longer, people will start storing things in there again and I'll be back at square one. I'm doing them a favor!

What should I do?

cleaning out everything from my roommates' fridge