Clearly Superior Multi-Use Gel Bumpers – 12 Pack Small Round 1.13”, Reusable Polymer Cushions For Cabinets, Furniture, Walls, Appliances




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These little clear gel bumpers from Clearly Superior are one of those small things that make a big difference around the house.

You get 12 small round bumpers, about 1.13 inches across, and they're perfect for stopping cabinet doors from slamming, preventing fridge handles from dinging your walls, or keeping decorative items from scratching your furniture.

The gel is clear and low-profile, so they blend in and you barely notice them.
What's cool is they're reusable – if you need to move them, just peel them off, rinse the adhesive under water, and they stick again like new.

No sticky residue left behind either, which is a huge plus if you're renting or just don't want to damage your surfaces.

They absorb impact and reduce noise, so your kitchen stays quieter and your walls stay dent-free.
Just make sure the surface is clean and dry before sticking them on – dust, grease, or flaky paint will mess with adhesion.

They might not stick well to chalky or poorly painted walls, so maybe test one in an out-of-the-way spot first if you're unsure.

But on smooth surfaces like wood, metal, or glass, they hold great.


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