Evelots Door Draft Stopper-Magnets for Steel-Clips for Regular-No Repositioning

The draft is being kept out of my apartment by rolling up a long bath towel and putting it in front of the door. When I found this, I purchased in one click! As I live in an apartment, the magnets in it can still be used on my door, however I chose to keep the hooks. The draft exclusion device is sturdy, moves with the door, and keeps the draft from coming in! I am extremely happy with this purchase, and now I do not have to risk damaging the towel every time I open and close a I recommend it!.

Bridger Lewis

| Jul 22, 2021

Under the table there is probably a large gap, probably about half an inch to a full inch in diameter. There is just enough room for it to hang down and clip in properly. The title is about 1/8 of an inch too short, but this won't detract from the stars since it is clearly stated at that size. On one side is a velvety material and on the other side is a polyester. By using this draft stopper you do not have to reposition it continuously when you open and close the door. The outside air blows in less now that it's warmer outside, but I can tell that there is still a definite reduction in the amount of outside air that gets While it can gap a bit, it works exactly the way that I expected it to work. I wish it was a little bit stiffer or heavier since it can gap at times. Despite being heavier, a traditional draft stopper I bought first wasn't any better. It left gaping openings, and didn't fit flush with the walls. My door liner pretty much lines up perfectly with the bottom of my door. I have a wooden door, so I had to attach hooks/bars to the bottom of it. Although they scratched the paint a bit during installation, most of it did not need to be touched. Once they were in position, it was simple and easy to slide the draft stopper onto them. Having this makes me proud and I plan on purchasing another one that will fit the side door as well. By clicking on the yes button below, you can tell me if this review was helpful for you. You are also welcome to ask me any questions you might have.

Robert Hodge

| Sep 08, 2020

To begin with, Green Mountain Imports is the best!
This thing works excellently! Other people claim that their metal door will never stay on it, but I can quite easily open and close my door using it. As a result, the friction occurs at the bottom, against the smooth laminate flooring. If it rubs against carpet or a rug when the door is opened and closed, I can see how it might not stay on as well. My solution to that issue would be to place some rare earth magnets in the pockets on the back so the hold is After adding it to my door I was able to tell a big difference in the temperature of my room within an hour. Additionally, I have a puppy who tried ripping it off the door (which she probably believed would make a good chew toy since the fabric is furry) but when she couldn't pull it off, she backed off and it hasn't been bothered The product is definitely suitable for my needs and I consider ordering one for my other metal door as well, even though the gap at the bottom isn't that wide.

Skye IQBAL

| Oct 05, 2020

Despite the fact that I felt there was less draft than before, I do think the idea is good. Moreover, the clips were the same color as my door, so they were not visible. In this case, the clips may do more harm than good due to their wrapping around the door. As a result, they slightly pinch the skirt under the door when it is raining and result in the skirt being The door of my house had a small puddle behind it when I got home. This is the first time I've had this problem, and since the puddle was located just behind one of the clips, I was able to figure it out very easily.

Nicholas Ellison

| Oct 02, 2020

A pad of insulation is about three inches thick at its bottom and has a sufficient amount of thickness. Furthermore, the nylon base makes it more likely to slide across laminate floors, so I hope this will work in the long run. The people's biggest concern seemed to be the weak magnets on metal doors, so I hedged my bets and spent $10 more (on Amazon) on a pack of neodymium ("rare earth") magnets, and they work just fine. On the guard, there are three sleeves that go over the brackets for wooden doors, so I put a magnet in each of those, and it's holding surprisingly well. I could feel the draft under my door while I was down on my knees installing the guard, and once it was in place, I also felt it stop. While I do not yet have my energy bill, so far, I could not be happier with the The end result would be the same, but if you've got a metal door, just spend a few more dollars on strong magnets and that'd be fine. For these two items, the total price was approximately $25, which is comparable to other draft guards available on this website, as well as elsewhere on the Internet, so I have not had to go out of my way to make these two items.

Nina McMillan

| Oct 21, 2020

Considering these magnets to be strong would be absurd. If you open the door, they fall A door falls off when you close it. It is a simple matter of looking at it wrong, and it falls. You should try something else instead. Hopefully I'll find something more traditional to replace this one.

Kelvin Salazar

| Nov 19, 2020

This item is too long for my entryway, as it has already been discussed in other reviews. In the end, I just folded the end over and cinched it with a rubber band. I am completely satisfied with this! Steps lead from the garage into the attic, where the door swings out and the product hangs tight with Though I'd much rather have it in a white color to blend better with the door, but it is sure to get I definitely prefer that to a towel rolled up.

Bailee Singleton

| Feb 22, 2021

Perhaps this works better if your door is made of metal. The doors on my house are wood. There is no flexibility to the metal connectors that you are supposed to attach to the doors. To take it off, you need to hang it on the door at the end and scrape it along the bottom into the door's interior. Because I did not want to scratch up my front door, I placed this at my back door. The sticker scratched the door and was difficult to get on and off. The door ended up scratched a little more than I wanted so I only put on two of the metal connectors. It could be because of this that it sometimes seems to catch at the bottom. There is a chance that all three connectors would work better if it had them all attached. As I noticed in the instructions, there is a picture of how the last connector goes in (the one nearest the outside of the door, so by far the easiest one to install). My initial thoughts on this are that it is a great concept, and that it does work sufficiently now that it has been In hindsight, I would not have bought that car if I knew now what I know now.

Kane Giles

| Aug 12, 2020