These Trinity shelf liners look like smooth plastic where mason jars would easily slide around. Can someone recommend a shelf liner that is more appropriate for minimizing sliding jars while maybe even cushioning their fragile bottoms
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The shelf liners are smooth on on one side and a little ruff on the outher side they should work for you.hope this helps you out, one last thing though they are very thin I wish they were a little thicker though.
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No the pegs are very smooth and when you mount the rack to the wall the pegs are parallel to the floor. There is a slight lip but not enough to prevent the jar from slipping off. I took a jar and tried to hang it from the rack and it will not work.
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Similar to what I use: Anchor Hocking 2-Gallon Heritage Hill Jar with Glass Lid
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One previous poster recommended using cupcake liners... which didn't work too well for me. I bought this instead: InterDesign Twillo Silverware, Flatware Caddy Organizer for Kitchen Countertop Storage, Dining Table - Metallico/Clear
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The shelves are of wicker material, so they are bumpy. You can get your local glass shop to cut or order glass tops for the shelves as I did.
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This comes in a plastic bottle and I have not gotten anywhere near the bottom. Someone else my know the answer to your question about jars.
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I purchases a rubber, shelf liner (mesh like) and cut it to just under the size of the board. Works perfectly!
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Good question. And I'm going to use it for the same thing. As of yet, I havent' put it together, but it seems "tight". There is no liner, it's 100% wood - I assume it's some sort of tongue & groove construciton. My plan all along was to purchase some type of air tight storage container to use as an "insert" to make it more weatherproof for my goodies.
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The width of whatever you put on each shelf has to be less than 3 inches wide (2 3/4). So I think standard mason jars will be too wide for this.
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There is an insert that fits into the bottom of each shelf. I don't think they are plastic inserts though. It makes the shelf a little more sturdy and helps the shelves fit into the organizer better/easier.
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the liner is a ribbed product...going length wise...might not be as easy to clean in the refrigerator, but to remove it and wash it in the sink would be much easier than removing frig shelves...
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They are sort of hard. I would compare the flexibility to that if an old film canister lid. The tops are not as hard as the other 2 pieces though.
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As far as glass goes it's pretty durable. :) it hasn't been an issue for me. But I think you can get some kind of silicon holder for it that would help. By the way the lid fits on other mason jars - I use it on a large mason jar, too! It's a great purchase.
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I don't see why not -- one side is smooth so I'm sure you could apply shelf liner.
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Mine came with shelf liners. A heavy translucent plastic that is textured on one side. This is a very nice shelf. a lot more attractive than I expected it to be- darker, but varied shades of gray and silver. Went together easily and is quite sturdy. Margaret
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I keep mine in canning jars -- you know, mason jars and the like. and those I keep in a dark cool place. With taht approach you can literally keep them for quite a few years. Personally, I'd avoid zip-loc's -- they're plastic and do drop volatiles, albeit at a very slow, non-dangerous rate, but even so -- and the jars even look cooler! :}
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I use as large as Quart size jars and as small as half pint jam jars. I used both the shorter but fatter jam jars and the taller narrower jars. With the narrower jars I just had to position them right so they didn't tilt but it wasn't difficult to position. This was my first year canning and I had ZERO problems with it all. Recommendation from a friend though do not leave the rack submerged in water while you aren't actively using it (she says it can cause rust)