Bathroom/Kitchen Cabinet Mat Shelf Bar Tray Drawer Liner Pad (24 x 30)–Under The Sink Organizer Rug, Absorbent/Waterproof/Washable/Lightweight/Cuttable – Protect Cabinet, Contain Liquid
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Kingshuk Roy
> 3 dayVery effective to prevent the spills, easy to clean dry and maintain.
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Kindle Customer jb
> 3 dayGreat product.. easy to use and install, cut easy, absorbs water and mess..
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Manuel pimentel
> 3 dayNot bad. Works for under k sink for leaks
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reg
> 3 dayNice mat. One side is absorbent fabric and the other is rubberized making it waterproof. It can be used in many different situations. I plan to use it in my garage where I park my car. It can be cut if used under a sink.
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D Kelsey
> 3 dayWe received our under sink mats as expected, on time and in good condition. They were easy to install, just trim to fit around pipes and to fit the dimensions. We havent had a leak yet, but they seemed to be adequately absorbent and of good quality. We are pleased with our purchase and would recommend this product.
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Kindle Customer
22-11-2024Really useful product. I bought this to put as a liner inside a large storage box, and it’s very sturdy and provides great coverage. I ended up buying two to cover the length of the box, and it worked perfectly.
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Didi
> 3 dayThis is a great mat for under the sink! Easy to cut to the size I needed and one was enough for under two sinks! I disagree with the instructions to put the slippery side down, though. The other side is like felt and I fee it would grab dirt and dust, etc and would be hard to clean. So, I put it in with the more rubber side up so it can just be wiped off with a paper towel.
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Gnemik
> 3 dayOriginally, planned to use this under the snow blower, which typically has drips of oil/gas fall to the floor when cleaning, maintenance or fueling. However, the basement utility sink was clogged, and I decided to switch out the U trap that looked like it was ready to leak, too. So, I bailed out the sink, and placed a pail under the sink to catch fluids while I disconnect the pipe. Then an idea flash came to mind. Knowing the possible mess, I had towels at the ready. But, I had this product sitting around, waiting to be used in the garage. Instead, I unpacked it, and lined the floor under the utility sink, put the pail on it, and removed the pipe. While the pail caught most of the fluids, splashes were immediately absorbed into the mat. Removing the pail, i continued by snaking the pipe, and then replacing the trap joint. The spill mat performed with excellence; Absorbed fluids, with a waterproof bottom surface keeping the floor dry. No towels were needed to clean up the area, nor to sop up any mess. Perhaps the cleanest plumbing repair job Ive ever done. I just rinsed the mat (in the utility sink, haha), and put outside in the sunlight to dry. After some hours, it was good as new. Took it to the garage, and its waiting until I need to attend to the snow blower. Considering getting another to add to my tool kit, exclusively for plumbing repairs. High recommendation for this product.
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Dawn B
> 3 dayIt is a piece of material, waterproof I’m assuming. I thought it was a tray. Trays have sides, this don’t.
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Mario Jesic
> 3 dayProtects well from moisture and spills. Its very similar to carpet and needs to be vacuumed instead of wiped, which makes it hard to clean.