Can you use this on the inside.. as a liner?
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That is what I am using it for now. It is a lightweight fabric that would work for both a liner or a shower curtain. Wynndi
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Meredith, it can be used as a liner or the outside curtain. It's not fancy, just clean looking and lightweight. The price is good too. �
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Yes, this is how I plan to use it. I purchased a white lace curtain with a shell design to use with it. They look very nice together.
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If you are looking for a liner that you take off and wash this would work. I'm not sure how long it would take to dry. But it's not very thick so it should be fine!
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I have used it in the tub while showering, but probably most people would get a plastic liner. The inside of the curtain has seams where the different squares are joined together. I will probably get a liner eventually. It is certainly not necessary. (And it is really nice-looking, FYI)
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If you are using it as an actual curtain and not just decoration I would us a liner. I have shower doors and did not use a liner but I would use a liner if I did not have doors.
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I wouldn't use this as a shelf liner as the edges will start to fall apart if they are exposed.
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Ehhh. If it's on an inside surface I wouldn't. But if used properly and not contacting the inside I think you'd be fine. Just an opinion though.
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It will make lot of dust, but yes it can be used inside as well as outside.if the coatings are thick, you'ld be better off using a chemical stripper or aggressive sandpaper.
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I never tried using liners with this product. Sorry i couldnt answer your question.
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Yes you can! :) but better leave it indoor so it last longer, I think! Or you cover it well after use.
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Certainly, I choose to use liners in mine but the inside tray of the box is the same as any other molded plastic tray, it just has the stairs on the side too.
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I think you can but make sure that it wont bother anything on the inside. I'll have to look at mine to double check.
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We don't use a liner; it's a small can for non-food items in our living room. When it's full, we just pull out the inside, dump the contents in our kitchen trash can and pop the inside back in! And if the inner can/liner does get dirty or sticky, you can easily wipe it off; it's easy to handle. Hope this helps.
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you absolutely could. I would make sure that you cover it well though. Do not leave it uncovered as it would not last well for the purpose you want it to.
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I have not tried using liners in pan, but as long as they fit, why not? It should work. Don't you just LOVE those silicone pans??? I do. Why oh why did I struggle so long??
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yes , I believe that's what it's for ...its to big and long for inside...I bought it thinking I could use inside...I can't use it ...I don't need it for the inside.
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we stopped trying to use liners to put inside; they fit awkwardly if you you go up or down a size, and the larger sized bags would never quite fill up. Instead we used this for broken down boxes, and recycled papers that were not shredded which did not require a bag. We use our larger recycle bin for plastics and cans. I'm sure that's not the answer you're looking for, but once it was purchased we wanted to make the best use for it as possible.
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It has razor sharp blades on both sides so my guess is no it would not be safe with a liner.
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You can, but I advised using it on the outer part. The strong odor of it even after it dries, can be overwhelming.