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Citrus fruit, apples, nectarines and peaches ought to keep well in a large platter on the kitchen counter for several days – just make sure the more fragile fruit is kept on top, that there is adequate air circulation, and if needed rotate position.
Berries, grapes and all very ripe fruit should be kept losely wrapped in paper towels in the fridge.
Best not to buy too much fruit at one time.

Is there a way to store fruit so it lasts longer than a couple days. I’ve have tried both in and out of the refrigerator with fruit going bad after 3-4 days sometimes quicker than that.
The fruits I’m talking about currently are strawberries, blueberries, blackberries and grapes. Although, apples and oranges don’t last to long either.

i store my fruits in a nice cool place out of the direct sunlight

wrap them in a news paper and put it in a refrigerator.

Use your friut drawer in the fridge,the newer your fridge the better temp control youll have.It has alot to do with humidity also.Stawberries and the like are considered tender fruits so they are harder to maintain.There are also bags meant just for produce that work well.I find mine in the prouce dept.

Apple and oranges keep well in the refridgerator for a week at least. Strawberries should not be touching when stored, so the best way to keep them fresh is to place them on a cookie sheet in the refrigerator. Do not wash strawberries until you are ready to eat them.
To store blueberries, simply toss them into the refrigerator in a bag or a covered bowl. Blueberries will maintain their freshness for up to two weeks in the refrigerator. In the freezer-toss in a freezer bag, remove all the air and store for up to 3 months.
Store blackberries at room temperature or refrigerate in a single layer- they will keep for 2-3 days.
Don’t wash either till you want to eat them.

Here’s a strange answer.
My sister used to work for Dean’s Foods and she told me that often frozen fruit was better!
You know I had to doubt that.
But she said that, besides being cheaper, it can be frozen at it’s height of ripeness.
Think there’s any merit to that?
I dunno, but I buy what I call ‘fragile fruit’ frozen now … strawberries, blueberries … I guess all berries, lol.

wash them everyday and keep them in a plastic bag in the fridge

I think that you should put the fruits inside a container or plastic bags. I did that a couple of weeks ago an the strawberries and the grapes are still fresh.

soak them in salt water and place them in a refrigirator

Try storing it in a brown paper bag in the fridge.

Plastic bags with some water drops in side and lock the zip