I really like these. they are nice and clear so it's hard to see them. They are also quite small witch helps them hide as well.

Our cabinets used to have some foam pads but they became too warn out and no longer slowed the cabinet. Our doors bounce some with these if we let them go but they cabinets don't make a lot of noise when we just let the door go now.

These are perfect for my cabinets, closet doors, and even to keep my dryer door from dinging the laundry room door frame when it swings open. Makes the cabinets and drawers much quieter when they get inadvertently slammed. They're about the diameter of a pencil eraser, maybe a little wider. The adhesive is strong. I peeled a couple off to relocate them to other rooms when I ran out before I was done. I had to work for it... which, in this case, is a good thing. I only wish I had realized that 144 isn't as many as it seems once you get started. I'll be ordering more.

These bumpers were sold at a very good price. 144 of them will probably last forever. Like some other reviewers have said, these little guys have many uses; they stick well and are translucent so their placement on cabinet doors or under lamps or picture frames is not obvious. I do wish they were a little more absorbent of sound; while they work well they are harder than I thought they would be and as such they do not "deaden" the cabinet-closing sound as much I would have liked. Overall, a solid 4 out of 5.

CABINETS:
We stained our cabinets and removed the old, worn felt hexagonal pads that were there originally. I'm very research-oriented and ended up buying these to use on two outer corners of my cabinet doors (opposite of the hinges) and the two top corners of cabinet drawers. They work great! I haven't had any issues with any falling off or any other durability concerns. They make a much nicer "soft close" noise opposed to slamming into the frames.

PICTURE FRAMES:
I've also used these on the bottom two corners of picture frames. They help fix a tilting frame (because of the wall anchor sticks out a bit and the frame is sloped) so all I do is add two bumpers to the bottom two corners and they're good. Also helps with keeping frames straight!

VASES:
I received a very nice Tiffany & Co. crystal vase and matching bowl as a gift a few years back. I noticed the store put bumpers on the bottom of the bowl - each of the four corners - to protect both the bowl and the surface it sits on from damage and scrapes. WHAT A GREAT IDEA! I've used these bumpers on several other glass, clay, ceramic, and other types of items that I don't want scratching up my furniture.

OVERALL:
No complaints here! These are very functional and I'm so happy I purchased them. Clear is a great option, too, because no one can see them! :) Hope that helps!!

I used these on every bathroom & kitchen drawer and closet.. Will recommend them to others.
You would be glad U ordered them !