Set of 5 Cedarline Liners

I absolutely love these. My dresser is about 30 plus yrs old and the smell of the drawers, no matter how much I’ve tried to clean them smell musky. I cannot afford to replace my dresser at the moment bc I have a daughter in college so I have to find an alternative. I baste the heck out of each slab with my favorite essential oil and place one in each drawer. It really works except that you might have to reapply every few months or so.

These (6) rolls of cedar “paper” is very thin veneer adhered to a fibrous paper. It is intended to be used as a drawer liner, and it works well for this purpose because it can be cut to the size you need. I used it to line the bottom and sides of a storage bench to act as a cedar chest.It is genuine cedar wood, so a few strips of the veneer separating should be expected because it is paper thin, with the thickness similar to card stock. It’s durability depends on how you affix it to the drawer and how often you use that drawer (my use will be for long-term storage where I will not be using it much).The cedar side does not have any finish to it, only raw cedar. It can be cut or simply folded and torn (see torn edge in video). It smells like cedar; sourced in USA and fabricated in China.

I bought these cedar balls to help protect my clothes from moths and freshen up my closet. They smell nice out of the package — that classic cedar scent — but the fragrance does fade fairly quickly, which makes me question how long-lasting the protection is.They’re small and convenient to scatter in drawers, hang in closets, or place in storage bins, which is a plus. That said, I’m still wondering if it would’ve been more effective (and possibly more cost-efficient) to just go to Lowe’s or Home Depot and buy a solid piece of cedar wood to hang or place in the closet instead.So far, no signs of moths, and the cedar balls do add a clean, natural scent. But for long-term use, I may consider a combination of both cedar balls and larger cedar pieces.

First let me say I bought this 6 years ago and just got around to trying to use it so it might work much better if it were fresh. I had a very hard time getting it to unroll. It really wants to just roll back up. I had to put plates on it to hold it down so I could cut it. Once cut to size it was like wrestling with an octopus to get it flat on my shelf and get my dishes on top of it. It is curling up in the corners, hopefully it will relax with time. I'm just doing the one shelf for now and will update this review if it eventually lays flat. I would like to do all my kitchen shelves with this eventually.

Does not lay flat, not cut straight either. Product shedding everywhere in massive strips.It smells nice, in theory a good product, too bad it was defective.

Great value and it works. The wood is fresh, so the scent is full and very pleasant and a good replacement for burning incense or doing the spray thing. Also, the need for a plug in scent dispenser is gone along with the chemically brewed odor. I placed several of the small pieces on window ledges behind curtains.

Love these cedar liners. I lined my closet shelves with them and it smells great! Hopefully the moths will stay away!

Very badly made. Cutting was a challenge and shavings of cedar came off throughout. Made it work but I wouldn’t do this again. Save money and time; buy cedar boards, blocks, or balls rather than this drawer liner to line drawers and repel insects.