Am I nasty for not using shelf paper?

[TNDemo]

That has always been the first thing I have done when I move but we are now moving into a house that is seven years old and the bottoms of the kitchen cabinets are all white and smooth. Wouldn't a quick wipe with Lysol be enough?

[NC_Nurse]

1. No biggie

But if you have a leak at some point, shelf paper is somewhat protective...

that's why I use it. :)

[Gothic Sponge]

2. Blasphemy!

You must ATONE!

;)

[JimmyJazz]

3. I'm telling Martha! Oh, wait -- nevermind.

[clydefrand]

4. Well, if you are, then that makes 2 of us!!

[Zorbet55]

5. yes and here's why

Old lady Bush was guily of this shortly before giving birth to "bubble boy". Small gnat turds exist which are imperceptable to the eye. These tiny crustations can stick to dinnerware and cause mutated children like Shrub. Shrub's mongoloid expressions are directly linked to Barbara's unhealthy oversight when simple cabinet paper would have prevented the birth of an abhorrent chimp that would become the champion of the Wingnut Right.

[cally]

6. No

Everytime I moved, and I once moved a lot, my mother and sister were appalled that I wasn't putting down shelf paper. The often came over and put shelf paper down. One day many years ago, I read that it's worse to put down shelf paper because insect eggs can live there. Also, bacteria and other stuff. Good enough for me. Shelf paper is a waste of time. :-)