Review on 🧊 DII Fridge Liner Collection: Non-Adhesive, Cut-to-Fit, 12x24, Navy Blue Lattice - Keep Your Refrigerator Stylishly Organized and Protected by Mario Newton

These are very versatile fridge liners as opposed to the hard, thin and plastic liners we are used to buying. These inserts are easy to cut to fit drawers, shelves and door drawers. The back has a different pattern. Can't tell if they help keep fruit and veg fresh as our containers are already great for that. An added bonus to the thickness and fabric-like nature of these liners is that they eliminate all of that awful vibrating noise coming from the glass. or plastic cans/bottles in the drawers of the refrigerator's plastic door when the refrigerator is running. Some of you will get what I mean... Gah! Washing Machine Test ------- I washed three of these (plus the scraps left over from cutting the door bin liners) to test their washability: they came out very well on a regular cycle on COLD, although I didn't did I was pleased that they were really clean. Using a normal loop on WARM they seemed fine too and I felt they were cleaner. With the normal cycle on HOT, they curl and warp a lot (mostly polyester, and that's plastic). COLD & WARM laundry pads that I tumble dry on LOW. HOT Wash Liners and Trims I let them air dry flat. YMMV, but I'm glad they hold up when washed WARM with other kitchen towels and then air dried or tumble dried on a low setting. The price couldn't be better, and they really save elbows when your sweet, caring kids put a messy jar of dripping chocolate sauce or a bottle of oily salad dressing in the fridge. ;) I'm not deducting a star for that, but I wish the color wasn't so greeeeeeen! The fruit and veg images are cute though, and on the opposite side is a thin green grid on a white background. My photos show this grille on the door drawers. Both liners in the photos have been washed in warm water and dried on a low temperature. I will buy again!