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Marthe48

(19,023 posts)
Sat Jul 6, 2024, 10:58 AM Jul 2024

A cheap shelf liner

I bought some plastic place mats I didn't use. Got them at Ollie's for 1.00 each. I got the bright idea of using them to line the shelves in my hall closet. Two of them side by side cover the whole shelf. I got 2 shelves lined and it looks so much better.

My house was built in 1958, so the closet is probably deeper and wider than in newer homes.

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A cheap shelf liner (Original Post) Marthe48 Jul 2024 OP
We found some rolls of thin linoleum at MOMFUDSKI Jul 2024 #1
Another good idea! Marthe48 Jul 2024 #2
I thought this was going to be cheap Warpy Jul 2024 #3
We used the comic papers to wrap presents Marthe48 Jul 2024 #4
I dd that one, too Warpy Jul 2024 #5
lol Marthe48 Jul 2024 #6
 

MOMFUDSKI

(7,080 posts)
1. We found some rolls of thin linoleum at
Sat Jul 6, 2024, 11:37 AM
Jul 2024

yard sales. Husband cut to fit all my shelves in the kitchen and bathroom vanities. Good for you!

Warpy

(113,130 posts)
3. I thought this was going to be cheap
Sat Jul 6, 2024, 12:32 PM
Jul 2024

Cheap is the shelf liner I used in Boston. I saved the Sundy comics and lined open shelving with them, they were colorful and cheery in a drab tenement kitchen. Stuff that didn't show got the rest of the paper. It worked. When it got torn or soiled, it was cheap to replace.

That's cheap shelf and drawer liner.

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