Refrigerator Non-Magnets for Stainless Steel

created at: 2009-04-02

It seems refrigerator magnets are all the rage. Personally, I don't like the confusing look of lots of magnets and papers on the fridge, it goes against my hopeless quest for order. Happily, I discovered a line of products called HAPPEEZ by Mayfair Lane. Cute, eh?

created at: 2009-04-02

What's so special about these? They stick to stainless steel or any slick, non-porous surface, even glass, mirrors and aluminum. They don't scratch because they don't use magnets, they stick with a magical surface that's adhesion can be refreshed easily. What I really love about them is the coordinated theme you can get going that helps cut down on the visual "noise" hanging there on the fridge. Check out their website to see the wide selection of products and patterns. The patterns are ADORABLE! Non-toxic, no residue, no scratching.

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April 02, 2009

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ModHomeEcTeacher

April 04, 2009

Don't give up. Some say their stainless steel fridges are not magnetic and some say they are not. The painted side of fridge is black, like any refrigerator side, and it is magnetized. The stainless steel front, however is not magnetized. (???) The great thing is that these products stick on mirrors and other glossy surfaces.

DestinybyDefinition

April 03, 2009

um i thought stainless steel WAS magnetic lol. there goes my super duper magnetic backslpash idea.... thank goodness for your post, theres still hope! it was found just as soon as it was lost lol ;)