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Twin Draft Guard Brown | 
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Category: Kitchen
List Price: $19.99
Buy New: $11.99
You Save: $8.00 (40%)
New (2) from $11.99
Rating:  93 reviews
Sales Rank: 41
Color: Brown
Dimensions (in): 36 x 5 x 2
MPN: 60170
UPC: 600606601702
EAN: 0600606601702
ASIN: B00078ZJPG
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Color: Brown | | • | Size: 36" L | | • | Guards against drafts, dust, odors, insects and noise. | | • | Double sided for maximum protection. | | • | Can be cut to fit all doors 36" or shorter. |
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Product Description
Leave your high heating and cooling costs out in the cold with this Twin Draft Guard! Forget jamming towels under your door. Slide the double-sided Draft Guard under the door instead. It's easy to install and stays in place, no need to reposition it each time like a towel. It works on all floor surfaces too, even carpet! It saves energy in the winter by preventing cold drafts; energy in the summer by keeping cold air in and hot air out. It can be used on exterior and interior doors of all types. The removable foam tubes can be cut to custom fit doors of all sizes. And the fabric cover with adjustable Velcro closure is machine washable. Measures approx. 36 x 5 1/2" and weighs 5 ozs. Order ONLINE Today! !!! Limited Quantities !!! Twin Draft Guard, Brown
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| Customer Reviews: Read 88 more reviews...
 This is not worth the money January 9, 2009
First of all the product is so cheap there is now way it is worth 11.99. I wanted to use it on my back kitchen door that goes to the outside. The strip just falls off when you open the door. What a joke....I want my money back.
 It works January 7, 2009
Suppose I need to give it 5 stars for functionality. Easy to install, the door swings back and forth simply, air no longer seeps through the bottom of the back door and the product seems to be well made.
Works if you have the right door January 5, 2009
We bought the draft dodgers because we live in New England and our front and back doors to the condo have significant space between the frame and the bottom part of the door. br /br /Construction is real basic. What you are paying for is the "creative design". Im wondering if you can have the same kind of effect if you take foam pipe insulation from Home Depot and make a cut down the center of the foam tube and fit it on the bottom of the door. Its probably more snug and wont move around. Will someone try this and tell me how it goes???br /br /The draft dodgers slide around and have to always be repositioned. Im assuming operation would be smoother if the space was smaller betwen the frame and door.br /br /If you want to pay for something like this, then go ahead. There are other, cheaper perhaps more effective ways to do it. But that takes some time and energy.br /br / It does work because we have been noticing the drastic difference between the inside of our condo and the outside hallway. br /br /
 Could use some improvements December 28, 2008
It works ok. But it gets caught under the door sometimes. It'd work better if there was some way of attaching it to the door.
 doesn't do well over carpet December 27, 2008
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
This does not glide over carpet like one is lead to believe by the commercials. It keeps getting sucked up under the door. My husband takes it off and I put it back and try to tack it up. Very disappointed.
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