How to Make Drawer Liners
Cut the paper to the size that is best for each drawer that you intend to line. It is usually best to allow each liner to fold up a little on each side to aid a good fit and provide a little extra side protection from the sides of the drawers, which are usually painted or varnished.[1] X Research source Fill a spray bottle with warm water. Dip a teabag into the water for three minutes and then remove it.[2] X Research source Add three drops of clove oil and 2 - 4 drops of a favourite essential oil. Good choices include lavender, rosemary, mandarin, orange, nectarine, rose, apricot, lemon or try a mixture of favourite essential oil scents. You will need to experiment with the strength of the scent depending on the oil used.[3] X Research source Mix well. Spray the solution onto each piece of paper. Allow to dry completely. It helps to be able to do this in a sunny, warm room to speed up the drying process.[4] X Research source Place each piece in your drawers and put clothing back into the drawer over the drawer liners.[5] X Research source
Drawer liners are a great way of keeping clothes fresh and clean during storage. They can be quite expensive to purchase and they may not carry a scent that pleases you either. Avoid the cost and personalise your drawer liners by making your own. These drawer liners include two steps that will assist in discouraging insects from making a home in your clothing.