I'm using these to cover the gap between my sink ...
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I'm using these to cover the gap between my sink and the fridge.  The gap covers have stopped water from dripping onto the floor while I do the dishes.
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I received these at a nominal discount but the opinions are mine alone. These are great at protecting the gaps between your counter, stoves, keeping fingers from being caught, pinched.
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Bought these as an attempt to create more cabinet space by hanging mugs over sink.  I put one on top of the other as support and they feel pretty sturdy, even with all those mugs hanging off of them.  Although you can see that it dips in the middle a little bit, and the slimmer portion doesn't take as much weight as the thicker portion, I think it does the job pretty well for the price tag.  I've marked the ends where it meets the wood with a dry erase marker to see if there is any slippage, and I will update if it doesn't hold up over time.  I am pretty surprised how it's held up so far, I've got some pretty heavy 14-20 oz mugs hanging on there.
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I got two of these screens to wall off our dining room to use as a temporary guest bedroom. They do the job just great, but I was bothered by the amount of space between the panels, which you can see through much like the cracks in a public bathroom stall. I fixed this by lining both sides of the cracks with black duct tape and am happy with the results. I like how you can swing the panels both ways.
4151984
These silicone gap fillers are so easy - put them in the gap, take them out to clean
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I used these to secure&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Sealproof-3-4-Inch-Flexible-Non-metallic-Liquid-Tight-Electrical-Conduit-Type-B-UL-Listed-3-4-34-Dia-50-Feet/dp/B0765D1WN9/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Sealproof 3/4-Inch Flexible Non-metallic Liquid-Tight Electrical Conduit Type B, UL Listed, 3/4" Dia, 50 Feet</a>&nbsp;for a new outside outlet install.  Since my house is on the coast, I wanted to use as little metal as possible.

This strap fit the conduit I used perfectly and was a close enough color match.  Since I secured them with stainless screws, I should be rust free.  I know the plastic will eventually get brittle and break but I'll deal with that when the time comes, which hopefully won't be for a while.
969222
OK. The connection overlap is obvious in the whatever is cut. I'm using these for metal clay, so there is additional work to clean that up.
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These are a neat solution for folks who like to dump stuff between the stove and the counter, like those who are good at picking up a lid and having it make a mess.  Unlike metal gap covers, stove and counter suffer no damage.
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I use these as a pad for my cutting boards and protection for the work area on my tile counter from all the food stains and water drops that this area of my kitchen counter gets constantly.  Its helping me keep the white grout from getting so stained from the foods and water. They are working out perfectly for my purpose and are a great size for this, as well. I am happy with my purchase!
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I've tried the sink both with and without these sink racks.  I've used a plastic tub in the sink and a plastic mat.  I think I'd rather have these in the sink for several reasons.  One, when I rest the plastic tub down in the sink, food and water get trapped under and behind the tub.  With these, the water can clean under and around the tub, then allow the sink to dry between uses.  Two, I use enameled cast iron pots a LOT.  They are able to rest on these racks without me worrying about getting hard things (tiny piece of bone, grit, etc) getting trapped under the pot and scratching the sink and the pot.  Three, my hubby rested a tin can holding grease on the sink overnight...rust???  One last thing, I can lay my hot  pan or pot on these with no worries about thermal shock to the cold sink.  I got them at Amazon Warehouse Deals for less so, it's worth it.
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This is a very sleek liner to help protect you sink. It is prettier than the basic one I have been using. It is a little small for my sink. I use it on the side that I rinse the dishes in so I did not cut a hole for the center. I like using a liner to protect my stainless sink from scratches.
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These are very good at protecting the gap.  They are the perfect length.  My only issue is that the silicone gets sticky-ish.
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I use these to protect my new granite countertops while doing dishes or when placing dish rack, hot pots, sharp objects, etc. on them.  They conveniently roll up and tie with a small bungee for storage under the sink.
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These Tranquilly Silicone Stove Counter Gap Covers are great. I can only use them on one side of my oven since the other side is a wall but the headache it's saved me constantly having to move the oven out to clean between the stove and counter is worth it. I did have to cut it down to fit my area but it was easy to cut through and I can't even tell now which side I cut.
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Perfect fit in my kitchen sink.  These are rather thin (in fact, they had bent a little in transit), but they do the job of keeping bits out of the drain. For the price, I give them five stars.
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I use these to close the gap on jeans and leggings, clipped to the back of pants in tow places. Works really well, tight grips and keeps my pants up!!!
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These aren't quite flush with the stove edge/counter but they keep soooo much crud from falling in the gap between stove & counter. Wish Id gotten these years ago.