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new dressers/furniture question
If I don't want to use liners for my dresser, can i just wipe the wood down inside the drawers? I figure I don't want to go through all the hassle of making sure my clothes are good for sensitive baby skin and then put it in chemically treated wood. .
What did you all do?
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Posted 1/30/11 5:44 PM  |
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Jodee
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Re: new dressers/furniture question
wow - I never ever thought about that.....
I washed all her clothes in Dreft and laid them right on the wood, didn't even wipe them down - never have.
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| Posted 1/30/11 5:46 PM |
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MrsJakob
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Re: new dressers/furniture question
I used grip liners. I didn't want to fix something that would potentially damage the drawers.
I was originally not going to put anything but someone mentioned that there's a possibility of splinters, especially in new wood, so this was our solution.
We also used to for the top of the dresser to hold down the changing pad since we aren't buying an extra changing table.
This is the stuff: Image Attachment(s):
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| Posted 1/30/11 5:51 PM |
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MrsRitaB
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Re: new dressers/furniture question
Posted by MrsJakob
I used grip liners. I didn't want to fix something that would potentially damage the drawers.
I was originally not going to put anything but someone mentioned that there's a possibility of splinters, especially in new wood, so this was our solution.
We also used to for the top of the dresser to hold down the changing pad since we aren't buying an extra changing table.
This is the stuff:
i plan on doing this as well
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| Posted 1/30/11 6:03 PM |
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Re: new dressers/furniture question
Posted by MrsRitaB
Posted by MrsJakob
I used grip liners. I didn't want to fix something that would potentially damage the drawers.
I was originally not going to put anything but someone mentioned that there's a possibility of splinters, especially in new wood, so this was our solution.
We also used to for the top of the dresser to hold down the changing pad since we aren't buying an extra changing table.
This is the stuff:
i plan on doing this as well
Oh I like this idea. . where did you buy them?
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| Posted 1/30/11 6:30 PM |
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MrsRitaB
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Re: new dressers/furniture question
i have seen them at the 99cent store and i am sure bbbeyond sells them
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| Posted 1/30/11 6:32 PM |
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MrsJakob
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Re: new dressers/furniture question
Posted by pteradactylmama
Posted by MrsRitaB
Posted by MrsJakob
I used grip liners. I didn't want to fix something that would potentially damage the drawers.
I was originally not going to put anything but someone mentioned that there's a possibility of splinters, especially in new wood, so this was our solution.
We also used to for the top of the dresser to hold down the changing pad since we aren't buying an extra changing table.
This is the stuff:
i plan on doing this as well
Oh I like this idea. . where did you buy them?
Like Rita said above me, 99 cent store. Why pay more than I have to?
Edited for: I don't know the difference between above and below 
Message edited 1/30/2011 6:41:50 PM.
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| Posted 1/30/11 6:34 PM |
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Re: new dressers/furniture question
thanks girls.. I'm totally hitting the 99 cent store. . . and I love the idea of using it on top of the dresser too bc we're not getting a changing table either..
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| Posted 1/30/11 6:38 PM |
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MrsJakob
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Re: new dressers/furniture question
The changing pad does not move at all!!! It's amazing.
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| Posted 1/30/11 6:40 PM |
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Re: new dressers/furniture question
Posted by MrsJakob
The changing pad does not move at all!!! It's amazing.
That's awesome bc I know you can use brackets to nail it down but didn't want to damage the wood for later.
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| Posted 1/30/11 7:09 PM |
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LINewbie
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Re: new dressers/furniture question
oh geez, one more thing to worry about, I'll have to get to the 99 cents store!
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