would any of these work to refresh closet if I put it on cedar blocks that dont work
1533588
Not sure what you mean by "any of these" but if you mean any of their oils then yes! I'm not sure about the vanilla really "refreshing" the closet but out might help the smell of used with another/other oils :)
198044
The grids should be sturdy enough to hold fairly light objects if they are stacked horizontally with cinder blocks between them. That is, I think they would work if I'm understanding what you are saying. (I made some bookshelves with boards and stacked cinder blocks when I was younger.) The cinder blocks will probably damage the finish on the Gridwalls, but that might not matter unless the chance of rust is a concern.If you are wanting to make some well-ventilated shelves to hold wet items or maybe potted plants or (??) then I think they should work well. They will flex slightly, or at least the 24x48 ones that I bought will, but with adequate support they are very sturdy. The grids should be sturdy enough to hold fairly light objects if they are stacked horizontally with cinder blocks between them. That is, I think they would work if I'm understanding what you are saying. (I made some bookshelves with boards and stacked cinder blocks when I was younger.) The cinder blocks will probably damage the finish on the Gridwalls, but that might not matter unless the chance of rust is a concern.If you are wanting to make some well-ventilated shelves to hold wet items or maybe potted plants or (??) then I think they should work well. They will flex slightly, or... » Read More The grids should be sturdy enough to hold fairly light objects if they are stacked horizontally with cinder blocks between them. That is, I think they would work if I'm understanding what you are saying. (I made some bookshelves with boards and stacked cinder blocks when I was younger.) The cinder blocks will probably damage the finish on the Gridwalls, but that might not matter unless the chance of rust is a concern.If you are wanting to make some well-ventilated shelves to hold wet items or maybe potted plants or (??) then I think they should work well. They will flex slightly, or at least the 24x48 ones that I bought will, but with adequate support they are very sturdy. « Show Less
1718576
That's where I've been using one of mine. I have a dry basement, so I guess it depends. So far, no problems, in fact it solves a lot of problems for storing woolens over the summer. There's a piece of cedar that repels moths.
1774251
I have a wall and it still didn't work so I would think the answer is no and also I advise not to use the ones with the open areas, things fall through it and it''s not easy to get back there and remove.
1845365
I would not. ClosetMaid makes a storage bench (we have several!) that would be better suited. But it is only 3 cubes, though the cubes are larger.
1728728
Yes. As long as they are not damaged, they could be re used with new lumber.
156543
Hi Christene, I'm not quite sure what you mean without actually seeing the configuration, but if the top bar of your closet is standard size it should work fine.
226472
That's a good question. I spray it on my cedar blocks for my closets and drawers. I guess you can put them in your pantry too to see if they'll control them.
1038964
If you mean a Cedar Armoire I did mine. Empty Armoire. Clean with wood oil soap. Let dry. Apply Cedar Oil to the entirety of the Armoire with a soft clean cloth. Do not drench the wood. Do not allow drippage or pooling. Rub the entirety of the Armoire with a clean non oiled cloth to remove any excess. Allow to stand for one day before replacing clothing into the Armoire. Enjoy.
1604611
It probably would keep out moths. I got the thick plastic shelf liner, too. If I was concerned about moths, I would also use cedar blocks to repel them.
391060
No idea. I know they work for neutralizing closet odors. There's no smell, it just makes your closet smell fresh.
2178961
The short answer is "no" not on a regular clothes rod in a closet. But what a great idea! Thanks to your question I am going to build in a smaller dowel to do just that. Clever you!
943197
no problem with leaks but there is a condensation issue if its a bath or kitchen, Although i am in wisconsin and the temperatures are colder, this product would work with cedar just have to be flashed properly.
1955162
It should work, make sure put it right (u have like 5 min to fit the pieces) coz its pretty damn permanent
1038961
I would empty the closet. Then I would pour the cedar oil into a appropriate sized spray bottle and spray the walls (ceiling and floor if applicable) and use a micro fiber cloth to rub the oil in. You may need 2 or 3 cans depending on the size of the closet and don't be shy with the oil, the more you use the longer the cedar scent will last. Let dry for 12-24 hours. Then use.
1347420
that would work. for me when I bought 2x of these, they did not work.....good thing is when and if you buy, ensure it is fullfiled by Amazon...this way if it does not work the way you want, u can return it....I ended up hiring a person who made a custom wood structure in my garage and that works great...
1813602
I wouldn't recommend. This should be tight to the wall which the plastic hooks would prevent, but even if hanging below the hooks, it has a bit of weight. Then with regular use one's hands will be in and out to retrieve objects in the cubbies it is not an item that just hangs, so to speak, plus any objects hanging from the hooks add more weight. Maybe if they are heavy duty 'holds' 20 lbs' hooks they could work.