Here are two examples: #18 Line the Walls Instead of the Shelves Over time, I’ve come to prefer non-adhesive shelf liners – like the Clear Classic Easy Liner and the Fabric Topped Easy Liner – for my shelves and drawers, but adhesive liners come in lots of pretty patterns and can be used in a variety of creative ways. A layer of Select Grip Easy Liner kept the changing tray firmly in place, and when our boys outgrew diapers, it allowed us to easily move the changing tray with no damage to the dresser. When our boys were babies, I used a changing tray on top of a chest of drawers, rather than buying a dedicated changing table.
#Small shelf with drawer free#
In your dish cabinets, shelf liner protects the shelves from nicks and scratches, and in the pantry shelf liner keeps shelves free of stains from food leaks and spills.
Lining cabinet shelves keeps them clean and dry. But that’s not all! In fact, I’ve created a list of 19 different ways I use it all around my house, from cleaning and organizing hacks to simple DIY decor. Shelf and drawer liner – as the name implies – is great for lining shelves and drawers. Protect Your Security Deposit – If you’re a renter, adding non-adhesive shelf liner is a great way to protect your security deposit by ensuring you’ll leave the kitchen and bathroom cabinets in great shape.ġ9 Ways to Use Shelf & Drawer Liner All Around the House.Lining wire shelving keeps things cleaner and provides a nice solid surface to protect clothes. Add a solid surface to wire shelving – Wire shelving is economical and durable, but they also allow dirt and dust to fall through, and in the bedroom and linen closets they can snag fabrics or leave unsightly bumps.I prefer a cushioned, non-adhesive grip drawer liner, like Fabric Topped Easy Liner ® that can removed and washed in the washing machine. Add Style to Dresser Drawers – Lining dresser drawers provides a nice, clean surface for your clothes while a little dash of style.Lining each shelf before you get organized will protect your shelves for years to come. Protect Shelves From Scratches – I always recommend using baskets and bins to keep shelves organized all throughout the house, but both plastic bins and baskets made from natural materials can scratch your shelves over time.Lining the shelves and drawers will protect your investment of time and/or money. Protect Painted Furniture – Whether it’s a piece you spent hours DIYing, or a special piece you purchased, painted furniture deserves a little extra care to prevent any chips or scratches.Keep Drawer Organizers In Place – In addition to protecting the bottom or your drawers, a textured drawer liner also helps to keep drawer organizers in place so they don’t slide around each time you open and close the drawer.Adding shelf and drawer liner can cover up anything that can’t be cleaned, giving you a fresh start in the space. Give Shelves and Drawers a Fresh Start – It’s smart to protect your shelves and drawers with liner right from the start, but when you’re not the first to own your home, there may already be years of yuck left behind.A removable and wipeable shelf liner makes clean up quicker and easier. Make Clean Up Easier – Dust, crumbs, leaks, and spills are inevitable, especially under the sink, in the pantry, and in the fridge.Protect Cabinets and Shelves from Moisture and Stains – Shelf liner is designed to keep surfaces clean and dry, protecting them from moisture and stains.Not only is it helpful to start with a clean, blank slate before organizing a space – it’s also important to take a few extra minutes to line your cabinets, shelves, and drawers to keep them clean and nice for the long haul. In my guide, 10 Steps to Get Organized and Stay Organized, I talk about the importance of completely clearing out a space before you organize. I love to organize and I’m a firm believer that when you take a little extra time up front, you end up with far better results in the long run. And since we all love cleaning and organizing hacks, I’ll also show you some other creative ways to use it. Since it’s a common question, I thought it would be helpful to share why you need shelf and drawer liner. I’ve wondered the same over the years, and I’ve sometimes skipped this important step, only to go back and redo it later. If you’ve ever asked if it’s really necessary or worth the time to use shelf or drawer liners, you’re not alone. This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Duck Brand Easy Liner.
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