Household Essentials CedarFresh 25003-1 Interlocking Cedar Wood Plank Drawer Liners | Set of 5, Brown, 3.5 x 13.375x 0.375 inches

This is a very good product. The cedar liner was real cedar, sliced thinly, and smelled very aromatic. It was easy to install. I would buy it again for sure.

Great value and it works. The wood is fresh, so the scent is full and very pleasant and a good replacement for burning incense or doing the spray thing. Also, the need for a plug in scent dispenser is gone along with the chemically brewed odor. I placed several of the small pieces on window ledges behind curtains.

I bought these cedar balls to help protect my clothes from moths and freshen up my closet. They smell nice out of the package — that classic cedar scent — but the fragrance does fade fairly quickly, which makes me question how long-lasting the protection is. They’re small and convenient to scatter in drawers, hang in closets, or place in storage bins, which is a plus. That said, I’m still wondering if it would’ve been more effective (and possibly more cost-efficient) to just go to Lowe’s or Home Depot and buy a solid piece of cedar wood to hang or place in the closet instead. So far, no signs of moths, and the cedar balls do add a clean, natural scent. But for long-term use, I may consider a combination of both cedar balls and larger cedar pieces.

This could have been my best purchase but it ended up being my worst. I purchased 4 rolls and every one had major issues. They are all unfortunately now trash. I love they are made of real cedar and have an amazing aroma. Too bad the quality is so so bad. First off these are made of thick paper with an incredibly thin layer of cedar, so thin you can see through it. I know because much of it had already fallen off the paper when I opened the package and more fell off when I unrolled it. One of the rolls was completely splattered with oil on the back probably from the manufacturing process. One roll would not straighten out and got all wrinkled on the sides when flattening as it was probably rolled with wet glue on it during manufacturing/packaging. In concept these were exactly what i wanted, unfortunately the quality control or manufacturing process is completely broken. Its a pity but I would not recommend these

These (6) rolls of cedar “paper” is very thin veneer adhered to a fibrous paper. It is intended to be used as a drawer liner, and it works well for this purpose because it can be cut to the size you need. I used it to line the bottom and sides of a storage bench to act as a cedar chest. It is genuine cedar wood, so a few strips of the veneer separating should be expected because it is paper thin, with the thickness similar to card stock. It’s durability depends on how you affix it to the drawer and how often you use that drawer (my use will be for long-term storage where I will not be using it much). The cedar side does not have any finish to it, only raw cedar. It can be cut or simply folded and torn (see torn edge in video). It smells like cedar; sourced in USA and fabricated in China.

Good cedar smell. Nice color. Trying to get it to lay flat in a long drawer, NOPE. Probably works best for small drawers that fit the width. Otherwise- save yourself the headache.

Smell fades but nice grain patterns

i just Finished successfully flattening this so I thought I’d share. See attached pictures for refrence. I set my iron to a lower temp with high steam. Then slowly start to unroll it (paper side up!) like 6 inches at a time. Place a towel over the unrolled section and iron over towel. I kept the iron moving while it was down and did about 10-15 seconds per section. Slowly continue to unroll a bit a time feeding the paper through under the towel until you do the whole thing. Easy! The first few inches and the last seem the most dry and fragile. It took me maybe 10 min to do 4 rolls and that was bc I did the first 2 rolls cedar side up and they got wobbly/ curly so I had to do them again. Do it paper side up and they come out perfectly. Didn’t have any cracks or big sections fall off. There is some flaking off of super thin pieces, but it just goes with the grain. If anything it makes it look more natural and less like wall paper.