Tackling the smallest projects in my home always seem to create the
most happiness. Sure giving a room a new coat of paint is exciting, but
most of us live with some silly repair need for far too long, so when
it's finally fixed, it's like this marvelous miracle. So today, I'd like
to talk about the area under your sink. Did you know it could make you
happy? Oh it totally can.
Most cabinets (unless yours are metal) have a pressboard bottom and
when it comes to the area under your sink, things can get a little, uh,
moist. From leaky pipes (or just condensation from them), spills and
household cleaners, this area actually sees quite a bit of use.
It's never an attractive area, you don't tour a new house and the
realtor opens up the sink cabinet for everyone to view, but sometimes an
ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. In this case, simple,
inexpensive stick-on tiles from your local hardware store can be applied
to the cabinet floor.
Why? For starters unless your house is new it covers up old leaks or
spills that are unidentifiable to you and helps prevent against anything
new that your usage might cause. Things can easily be wiped up without
soaking into the pressboard and making it less structurally sound (to
which it obviously doesn't need any help). In addition, if you've ever
been the one laying under a sink to change or repair something, the
tiles will make it easy to wipe the space out without fear of what old
ick you're laying in.
Check out this project, as well as a few other organizational and cabinetry helpers, at Family Handyman.
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