Remember this dot candy dresser?
lol I like the emphasis that the words from that post adds to this post…
YES, THIS DRESSER!!! hahaha 🙂
To avoid any more huge gaping scrapes across my floor (thanks previous owners, but I do forgive you.) we needed some fuzzy furniture disk thingies.
You can buy these for $13.99 on Amazon,
or a sheet of this sticky-backed felt at Joann’s for around a buck
and make them yourself!
Granted, you could get fancy and cut circle shapes and clean off the dust a little bit better, buuuut it’s good to know it’s not mandatory, right? 😉
Don’t have the stickable stuff and want to do this, like now? Grab a piece of felt you have on hand, cut out your shape, and hot glue it to the bottom of the furniture piece. I have a big ol fashioned drawer that I bought from a garage sale and it uses this same advanced sliding technology. 🙂
backtothebest
Thanks so much for the tip! It ocurred to me to make my own, but hadn't thought much where to start. We definitely need more since even the ones pre-made don't last that long! P.S. I moved my blog! 🙂
beckaboots
Hilarious. I love your campaigning 🙂 This is such a great idea and super cheap! Awesome job :)BekahIf Work Permits
ratty daddy dinkdum @rattydaddydinkdum.blogspot.com
Great tip! I use the little round ones on the bottom of each leg for my kitchen chairs. They're cheap, so I don't mind when I have to replace them. It makes the noise from the chairs being dragged across the floor much more tolerable.We shared your blog on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/pages/Ratty-daddy-dinkdum/116632878402175#!/pages/Ratty-daddy-dinkdum/116632878402175) and Twitter (http://twitter.com/#!/rattydaddyscarf).Have a great night!Beth and Denise
A Mother and A Daughter
Ooooh I love these things! It makes moving a gigantic piece of furniture so easy! It just slides so smoothly! ~ Barbara