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In Mobi the biggest noise source is the stove cover. We put a folded towel under the cover and no more noise.

I use small pieces of shelf liner between dishes while on the road. No rattling and every thing stays put.

In other cupboards I use small plastic bin with and without lids to keep small items in place.

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My stove cover is missing - maybe that is a good thing.


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4BeachCampers wrote:

We use these in every cupboard: pantry, food, towels... no more 'spills' during transit and they make packing and unpacking so easy.



These are great! I use in every cabinet. Pick them up at Dollar Tree... and suprisingly they are only a dollar each ;0)

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Our stove squeaks. I can reproduce the sound when stopped by gripping the stove and wiggling it. Any ideas? How does it typically attach to the floor or wall?


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The top came off easily, just a couple of springy catches at the back. Top was moving in contact with the front. I put foam tape between them and tightened the screws holding the front. Also th screws now visible holding the sides to the counter. The squeek is gone.

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For glassware, I stopped by the local liquor store and got a free cardboard box with dividers in it. Works great and the price was right.


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I've used a product called 'Slip-Not', for a bunch of years. I think it's also sold for under area rugs as well.

Cut squares of it to go between items that rattle. Stuff is so good that back when we smoked, we could leave an ash tray on the table while driving down the road. Now it just goes under Lap Top, etc., on the dinette. It's also washable in warm water with the laundry.

Still haven't quite conquered the oven, and stove top, burners, cover, however. Three or four layers helps the cover, but the oven racks must be 'loaded' to even start to muffle them. Of course I still need to replace the shocks, so that's part of it. I have 23K on original shocks, so I know they are weak.


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