Gorilla Grip Non Adhesive Absorbent Waterproof Review

If the space under the sink in a bathroom can be nice then it is. So nice and the product seems durable; just as described. I believe this protects the bottom of the sink in the event of a minor spill or leak. Cropping was easy; You just need to make sure the edge is straight where you measure because a couple of the ones I had were slightly wavy. Not bad though.

I really wanted my carpet, cleared out the closet the day before. I was surprised how thin it actually is. I was expecting a thicker one to absorb more water leakage if I had one. It was easy to trim although it was too short for my closet which is my fault. Before receiving the goods I was not aware that it is 30 inches. My closet is 38mm wide. never mind While I think this product is ok I wouldn't buy it again because I don't think it can handle the amount of water if you have a bigger leak…

I recently spilled a cleaner in the cupboard under the kitchen sink. I cleaned it immediately but there was still a small stain on it. I ran out and bought some thick plastic containers to keep everything I keep under the sink. As an extra precaution, I bought this rug. It was very easy to install. I laid it in place and used a razor to cut through the felt portion of the material without completely cutting through the mat. I didn't want to ruin the closets. Then I took it out and just used…

I was pleasantly surprised when I received this product after ordering. It is odorless, stands up easily when unfolded, and easily fits under the sink. I had no problem cutting the item with regular scissors and after measuring, cutting and placing it fit perfectly. It's not too thick, has a felt side and a shiny, non-absorbent side. It's way better than my flimsy piece of gray vinyl I bought at a department store years ago. The price is reasonable and the product looks good. Looks very nice…

Great wood improvement. I recently leveled my kitchen cabinets because they are showing their age. I liked it so much that I started looking for a sink liner. At first I wanted one made of plastic or silicone with a water-collecting lip, but space was an issue and dragging dirt in and out became a chore. So far this seems to be the perfect solution. I still have a tub under the slide to catch any leaks, but if anything drips outside I'm comfortable, that will be enough to contain it. I don't…

I bought a 24x40 to put under my kitchen sink and paid about $10. I cut it to fit around the piping. The bottom is made of rubber-like material while the top is made of felt. I have confidence in its ability to absorb a small leak should it occur. Also, the bottom is non-sticky, which I think is better because it doesn't leave a sticky residue and you don't have to try to align it precisely. It doesn't slide easily because the rubber bottom "grabs" the bottom of the case. There were a few…

Good kitchen sink mat. It seems durable and looks great once installed. The biggest problem with it has been commented on by several reviewers. It is folded square in the package, creating a tic-tac-toe fold pattern on the rug that is almost impossible to smooth out. I laid my blanket, black side up, in the sun to warm it up. This alone didn't loosen the material enough to remove the wrinkles. Ironing a few times right after bringing it indoors after sunbathing helped the most and smoothed out…