What is the proper way to use the drawers in the fridge. (and any other fridge wisdom)

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Primary question ... what is the proper way to make the best use out of the drawers in the fridge. The bottom one has nothing, but the second one up has an adjustment vent for High to Low humidity. We pretty much keep whatever in there. Is the humidity control drawer better for veggies? What is the purpose for the adjustment vent?

Any other fridge wisdom would be appreciated. I've read that high and low have different temps, there seems to be a lot of controversy on what should and should not be in the fridge in the first place.

Thanx in Advance.

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