Review on 🚰 Xtreme Mats Under Sink Kitchen Cabinet Mat: Waterproof Protector & Drip Tray Liner, Choose Your Ideal Size (34" 1/4 x 22 1/4), CM-36-GREY by Sarah Anderson

I'm not using it for its intended purpose but I'm happy with it. I use it as an emergency shelf under a small freezer in the event of a power outage, especially if I have to open the door to clean it afterwards. I live in a small trailer. His house sits on carpet and plywood to one side of my living room. I don't think a leak is a big risk, but it's worth considering as repairs are required after a large leak. I chose this because the standard drip tray has a rim that is too high for the door to open. This tray looked like it could work, but I was wrong. Two things fixed it. It is located on top of the equipment cart in the compartment. I originally wanted the pot to be on top of the cart, but it is. The tray itself is flexible, slightly smaller at the edges and corners. The design also makes it a bit more structured. When it comes time to move it, the tab on the long side can be bent and the cart rolls out easily, even when two people are needed to move it. If there was water there the design would be very helpful to contain the spill in case the drain pan needs to be moved. The flexible design also relieves bruised toes. This benefits me both from fatigue in the dark and from not being able to move the device off the trolley. To be honest I would consider this under any sink when looking for it in the future, along with a drop sensor sensor. . Because of its size and flexibility, rough handling during transport is also a minimal problem. I would be a lot more worried if it was hard plastic.