HushBumps Ultra-Quiet Gel Bumpers - 104 Piece Value Pack - 2-Layer Polyurethane for Superior Shock Aborbency - Protects & Quiet Cabinets, Interior Doors, Sliding Doors & Drawers. Just Peel & Stick!

Amazing! These are great! I had many cabinet doors slamming, and I definitely needed something to cushion them. What a difference it’s great. I love them. Highly recommend these. They were easy to apply and I had plenty to go round between the kitchen bathroom and a couple of bedroom furniture pieces. Great value for what you get.

Not as quiet as slow close hinges, but are cheap, simple to install, and reasonably effective. I found that using one bumper per drawer or door quiets more effectively than using two bumpers.

Some people in our house always slam doors for no reason. I installed these and it has reduced the noise. Unfortunately, much of the sound comes from the door frame and wall, so they are not door silencers as such.

They work like they said they would.

Doors don’t close good! Too thick

Initially planned to buy these for my cabinets that opened all the way and would sometimes bump into the other cabinets. Not good when they're white with black knobs, so having the tiny little clear round ones were exactly what I needed to prevent any type of scuffs or dents. Even the tiniest sized ones do well and are barely even noticeable on the knobs until you get right up on them and look for them.However, the big test was to see how well these things would work on my refrigerator door.To put things into perspective, my fridge is located in the corner area of the kitchen. It's not directly in the corner, but about 1½ft out from the adjacent right wall. I have a barn door that slides open to the pantry, and its door goes up along the right side of the fridge against the wall. We have wall protectors and door stoppers along most places that need it, but this is a tricky area to put anything like that. Even if I put just a small clear protector on the wall, the barn door would catch it when sliding it open/closing it. I didn't want to put one right in the middle of the door, either, as it would be noticeable.... so I needed something that would go on the right handle of the refrigerator for the time being until we figured something out.So, I put two of the big round ones on the handle where I know it would make contact (they're clear, but I may need to look into getting black ones if available, tbh). Tested it a few times, and voilà. Gives it enough cushion and prevents any scuffs and dents against the wall AND the barn door. Considering they're located in a place where we're constantly touching, cleaning them can be a bit tricky, but so far they've remained in place and haven't shown any signed of peeling up anywhere. They're really easy to remove, if needed, and they don't leave behind any sticky residue so that's a big plus.If you're looking for some of these, go for it. I found them cheaper here on Amazon than at my local store (they were charging $3-4 more for a big pack like this in a very similar style), but I've found these to work just as well as the name brand ones. Very handy to have!

These pads are exactly what I needed to protect the dust cover from scratching my turntable. I have had the dust cover knocked over and hit hard on the plinth, each time killing a little bit of me from the inside. The turntable company sells some sort of “protective strips” to line the corner edges of the dust cover with the intention to protect the plinth, but they are basically just hard plastic strips that don’t protect, not to mention, with a hefty price tag from the brand. The long strips in this pack were perfect, I sliced them in halves, they sit nicely on the edges of the dust cover. They are cushiony and transparent, and they don’t stand out as odd. They stick on pretty well and seem to stay on fine (only had them installed a day though). I now have peace of mind that the dust cover won’t self-destruct the plinth in the future. I also use the round ones for cupboards, as they were intended for, and they are great.

These come in great sizes and are very squishy and quiet - but make no mistake, these suck. The adhesive is basically non existent. Taken the road of positive intent, I gave them a try on a few doors and cabinets only to find all of them on the ground a few hours later. If you were looking for a solution, this is not your product.