Review on Cedar Drawer and Closet Shelf Liner, 6-Feet by 10-Inch: Superior Household Essential for Organized Spaces by Megan Rogers

Well, anyone who has problems with that either lives much drier or is impatient. This is a very thin cedar attached to a thick paper backing. You cut it like paper. TLDR cost comparison below. How to use: 1) Unroll it gently, place the books on the rolled cedar (at least 4-5 books and it's best to cover the whole cedar so nothing crumples). ), wait a few hours or overnight; 2) Use good quality scissors to cut any shape you want! 3) Use double-sided tape to attach it to a flat surface. 4) Put books on the installed cedar for the night. 5) Oh yes! Easy peasy.Tips: Multiple roles? Unfold them on top of each other and place the books on top of the stack. Some buns with cedar wood peeling off the paper backing? Break them up or take out a glue stick and stick it on. Too high package fee? Returns are easy. I received a replacement for one the next day! It is the cheapest and least fragrant. Cost comparison to other products: Six packs of cedar buns: $0.73/m². 0.65" blocks: $13.63/sq. Foot. Ten 10.5" x 3.5" panels: $7.8 per square foot. Foot.