wrapped or unwrapped veggies in vegetable drawer in fridge

[dogmandu]

I always take the plastic outer wrapper on vegetables off before I put them in the vegetable drawer of the fridge. I notice that not everybody does this. I assumed that the veggies would rot quicker through being kept in a plastic bag.
How do you store your veggies?

Not in plastic.

Unwrapped

Unwrapped, in the salad drawer

Unwrapped or at least the packet opened to breath. I do try and buy them out of plastic if I can, then they stay in the string bags I put loose produce in so I don't have stray carrots running off 😂

DH insists on unwrapped; makes the drawer very dirty

Some definitely last better wrapped, e.g. lettuce. We keep them wrapped (but open bags to let them breath) and i've noticed the stray carrots that escape from bags go rubbery.

i try and buy out of plastic and our local Lidl is very good at offering 'unwrapped' veggies.

Unwrapped. I put things like rocket and fresh herbs in airtight containers.

I just stick them in in whatever they come in.

mushrooms go into a paper bag, other veg is transferred into one of those net vegetable bag

Wrapped. That way when I forget about them and they turn to liquid in the bag they are easy to bin

I don't put vegetables in the fridge. Why would you ?