Shelf Liners for Refrigerators: Keep Spills Contained and Clean

July Home's Refrigerator Shelf Liners are a cheerful, practical option, earning 6.5/10 in our review. The precut pastel EVA pieces drop in quickly, have a non-slip feel, add a bit of visual organization, and wipe or rinse clean without fuss. We did have to trim for some nonstandard shelves, so expect a little customization if your fridge isn't a common size. While Duck remains our 10/10 go-to for value, these are great if you prefer precut, color-coded liners at a budget-friendly $8.97.

This 8-piece washable refrigerator liner set is a standout value at $13.99, earning 8/10 in our testing for coverage and convenience. The non-slip textured surface kept produce bins and glass shelves from getting slick, and the sheets trim quickly to fit different zones. We liked the multiple color options for quick visual organization, though nonstandard shelves may still need some careful cutting. While Duck remains our 10/10 budget champ, this set covers more surfaces out of the box and costs far less than Gorilla Grip.

Our top-rated pick for fridge use, the Duck Brand EasyLiner Smooth Top earned a 10/10 in our testing for value and performance. Its non-adhesive grip bottom stays put without residue, and the smooth top lets dishes slide out; it's machine-washable (cold wash, flat dry) for quick cleanup. At just $6.94, it undercuts pricier vinyl liners yet feels durable and trims easily to fit most shelves. Just lay it flat to avoid wrinkles, and on very slick or heavily loaded shelves expect minor shifting or a bit of extra trimming.

The Black Market Print Fridge Liner Set of 6 is washable and easy to cut to size (12 x 24 sheets), but it scored only 4.5/10 in our testing. The non-adhesive fabric blend tended to slide on smooth glass shelves, and after repeated washes we noticed some pilling and wear. At $25.99, it's pricier than better performers like our 10/10 Duck liner or the 8-piece value set. If you do try it, plan to trim carefully and consider using it in drawers or less slick areas to minimize shifting.

Looking for a budget-friendly fridge liner that keeps jars from skating around? Con-Tact's Grip Premium earned a 7.5/10 in our testing; while not our top-rated option, its strong non-slip vinyl surface and great roll length cover multiple shelves for just $9.99. It's non-adhesive and fully washable, so cleanup is quick. We did notice the printed cutting grid can be uneven, making straight cuts tricky, and in some installs the liner can shift slightly - so weigh corners with items or trim carefully for a snug fit.

If you want a super-low-cost quick fix, the At Home Clear Fridge Mat delivers basic protection for just $4.99, but it earned only 5.5/10 in our testing. We liked that it's transparent, easy to trim, and wipes or rinses clean in seconds. However, the thin plastic feels flimsy and, without a non-slip backing, it doesn't always stay put on slick glass shelves. Use it as a temporary liner or under crisper bins, but for everyday stability we prefer grippier options like Duck or Gorilla.

Gorilla Grip's non-adhesive liner impressed us with durable, tear-resistant vinyl that trimmed cleanly and delivered strong grip, earning an 8/10 in our review. It's easy to clean by wiping or even a machine wash, and it kept jars and meal-prep containers from sliding on smooth shelves. We did notice a light chemical odor that needed airing, and it can still shift on some surfaces; avoid it on wire shelving. The $35.99 price is a premium versus our 10/10 value pick from Duck, but the build quality stands out.

While washable and trim-to-fit, this Kitchen Mat landed a 5/10 in our testing because it's often smaller than expected and the thin material can curl at the edges. As a non-adhesive, semi-transparent liner, it stays put reasonably well under light items, but heavier jars may lift corners unless weighted. At $9.68, it's fine for spot fixes in crisper drawers or narrow shelves, not full-coverage projects. Our experience shows careful trimming and overlapping pieces improve performance, though compared with our top picks, durability and coverage still lag.

DC fix's matte vinyl brings a clean look and solid adhesion, but at $19.43 it earned a 6/10 in our review for fridge use due to installation fuss. The self-adhesive surface is repositionable and wipes clean easily, yet bubbles can be stubborn and the 17-inch width often means seams on wider shelves. Because it isn't grippy, items may slide more than on non-slip liners. For grip and speed, non-adhesive picks like Duck are better.

Con-Tact's clear adhesive roll looks appealing for spill protection, but it scored just 4.5/10 during our review due to tricky application. During installation, the backing paper can tear and the thin vinyl tends to trap bubbles or wrinkle, which is extra frustrating on wide fridge shelves. Once down, it wipes clean easily and offers a protective barrier. For most fridges, our experience shows non-adhesive options like Duck or the 8-piece set are easier to fit, reposition, and maintain.

Our top-rated choice for refrigerators, Duck EasyLiner Select Grip scored a stellar 9.5/10 during our review. The grippy PVC texture on both sides keeps bottles and bins from sliding, and compared with mid-tier options it held position better in our slide tests, yet it's non-adhesive and machine-washable for easy refreshes. At $8.99, it's an excellent value and one of the easiest liners to fit and reuse. A caveat: on some finishes we found residue after long-term use, so test a corner first if your shelves are delicate or newly painted.

InterDesign's Fridge Binz aren't true shelf liners, but as organizers they earned 6.5/10 in our testing for clarity and control. The transparent polypropylene makes contents easy to spot, the ridged bottom reduces sliding, and built-in handles simplify pull-out cleaning. On the downside, the plastic can scratch over time, they're hand-wash only, and taller items may not fit depending on your shelf spacing. Pair these with a grippy liner like Duck or Gorilla to catch spills while keeping small items corralled.

IKEA's VARIERA drawer liner offers a grippy, textured polyethylene surface that kept bottles and jars steady in our fridge tests, earning a 7/10. It trims easily with scissors and wipes clean with a damp cloth, so routine spill cleanup is simple. We did battle some edge curl after cutting (gentle heat helps) and noticed it can tug items off upper shelves as you lift things away. At $31 on Mercari, Duck delivers better value, while Gorilla Grip feels more rugged.

Smart Design's Bonded Grip Shelf Liner is a solid mid-tier pick, earning 7/10 in our review for its reliable non-adhesive grip and wipe-clean vinyl surface. In everyday fridge use, it keeps bottles and leftovers from skidding, and the multiple roll sizes make trimming to fit straightforward. That said, we saw reports of bonded layers peeling and occasional QC quirks like uneven cuts or stains, plus limited in-store availability. For $18.99 it's serviceable, but our 10/10 Duck liner offers better value and the Gorilla Grip edges it on durability.