
SolaFrost FrostGuard Refrigerator Storage Liners
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- Free shipping over $20.00· arrives in 3–5 days
- Free 90-day returns
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3 answered
How long does delivery take?
Asked by coupon_hawk
Three days. The tracking said five. I don't question these things.
wormfarmer· shopper·Is it dishwasher safe?
Asked by notarobot1987
Top rack only and it's survived about forty runs.
Trinket & Co.· seller·Is it heavy?
Asked by Marnie R.
Compared to what?
Abdi H.· shopper·
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jejenna_m VerifiedShipped so fast!May 31, 2026
Honestly, I only ordered these because they were on sale and I needed something to keep my fridge shelves from getting scratched. But the shipping—wow. Came in two days, which is crazy for Trinket & Co. The liners themselves feel... fine? I guess? In the morning when I grab my yogurt, they're cold and smooth, not sticky at all, but maybe that's just because it's early. I think they work, but I'm not sure if they're better than wrapping paper. The package was pristine though. So yeah.
- BaBargainBetty99 VerifiedCheaper than the fancy brand, close but not quite
May 31, 2026
I got the 4-pack of these SolaFrost liners after using the expensive brand for years (the one from that kitchen supply place, you know the one). For the price these are solid, but they're not as thick—like, the $30 ones have a heavier, almost rubbery feel. The colors are decent: the blue is nice, the grey is meh, but the pink is a bit washed out. They fit okay but the edges don't stay as flat on my glass shelves; I've had to press them down a few times. Still, for half the cost, I'll take it. Just don't expect luxury.
- ViVinylVaultDan VerifiedTwo months in, they're already curling
May 31, 2026
These do not hold up. Period. The warranty just expired (90 days, like clockwork) and now the corners are peeling up on both liners. I clean my fridge weekly with a mild soap—same as I do with my records, and I never use harsh chemicals—but these things trap lint and dust like crazy. Wiping them down is a hassle; you have to let them dry completely or they stay tacky. For something that's supposed to protect shelves, they're just creating more work. Don't bother if you want them to last past a season.









