And how a simple solution came about through creative compromise.Įarlier this year, I lined drawers and shelves with a pretty marble contact paper. Then I shared with him the story of our DIY shelf and drawer liners. I gently reminded my brother-in-law of a recent incident that can only be described as a “massive mashed potato explosion” and shared how much easier it would have been to clean up had they used shelf liners in the refrigerator. That said, I can also understand how it’s not for everyone.Įspecially, for those of us that grew up helping our grandmothers peel off faded and warped paper stuck to the bottom of the kitchen sink cabinet.
Mostly, because I’ve seen the wear and tear that’s been done to our kitchen cabinets from sliding out pots and pans over the years. I’m personally on team shelf and drawer liner. I don’t think my brother-in-law meant for the topic to become a hot one.īut almost immediately the guys in the group said, “Ughh, shelf liner is the worst.” While almost all the ladies in the group said they were a fan. “What do you think, CoCo? I mean, should we even bother with that kind of stuff?” he said. We were talking about kitchen organization when he brought up the subject of shelf and drawer liners. I was this close to not even sharing these DIY Shelf and Drawer Liners because I thought they might be too simple for an entire post.Ī few weeks ago, though, I was helping one of my brothers-in-law troubleshoot a kitchen renovation issue and he completely changed my mind.
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