Inside a crisper drawer (left) and under ice trays in the freezer (right - the small piece my neighbor gave me so I could order my own)
My liners are sold in an assortment of patterns and colors. I mean why not, you look at them every day and can select a style and color you like. Aqua Dahlia! does it for me. You can buy them at home goods stores, and I'll link you to what I bought on Amazon - here. You might also check with a well-stocked dollar store to explore the best value.
I'm trying to decide how far to go. Before buying the liners, I put condiments inside open snack plastic bags to avoid messes, a practice I may continue instead of cutting liners.
Although the liners are suitable for cupboards and cabinets, I don't think using them outside of refrigerators is very cost-effective. Plastic liners are cheaper than fabric refrigerator liners and paying more for absorbency in dry cabinets is unnecessary. But for refrigerators, it's worth splurging on the fabric machine washable liners. I bought 2 - 6 packs (12"x 24"). I use them mostly as is. So far I've only cut 2 sheets in half to line inside and under the crisper drawers, and these flat boys rock.
Extra tips: I'm using 5 quart-size plastic boxes for keeping fruit, bread, frozen vegetables, and snacks together, as well as, the already mentioned snack-size plastic baggies for the bottoms of condiment bottles. So far, so good!
Cleaning a refrigerator isn't a fun job. Do you have a hack to keep it cleaner longer?
