PP sheets are widely used in daily necessities, thanks to properties that match life’s practical needs—safety, durability, and ease of use. First, they are non-toxic and food-safe: certified by food-grade standards (like FDA), PP contains no harmful additives and won’t leach substances into food or water, even when in contact with hot items (up to 120°C), making them ideal for kitchen and dining products.​

In kitchen supplies, PP sheets make cutting boards: non-toxic, they won’t contaminate food; smooth surface resists knife scratches, and water resistance prevents mold (unlike wooden boards that rot). They also craft food storage containers and lids: airtight and leak-proof, they keep food fresh, and heat resistance allows microwave use (for reheating) and dishwasher cleaning.​

For home storage, PP sheets are used for drawer dividers, shelf liners, and storage boxes. Drawer dividers (lightweight yet rigid) organize utensils or socks without bending; shelf liners prevent items from slipping, resist stains from spills, and protect shelf surfaces. Storage boxes (stackable, durable) hold clothes, toys, or toiletries—moisture resistance keeps contents dry in closets or bathrooms, and customizable sizes fit different spaces.​

In bathroom and laundry areas, PP sheets make shower curtains and laundry baskets. Shower curtains (waterproof, mildew-resistant) replace fabric ones that get moldy; easy to wipe clean, no need for frequent washing. Laundry baskets (lightweight, impact-resistant) are easy to carry, and ventilation holes (customizable during production) prevent clothes from getting musty—more durable than woven baskets that fray.​

For home protection and small items, PP sheets craft furniture edge guards (soft yet tough) to prevent kids from bumping injuries; they stick to table or cabinet edges, resisting wear. They also make coasters (heat-resistant, non-slip) to protect tabletops from hot mugs, and pet bowls (non-toxic, easy to clean) that won’t harm pets and withstand their chewing.​