Diy under door draft stopper

As the weather turns colder, drafts creeping in under doors and windowsills can really add to your heating bills. A draft dodger or draft snake helps seal out drafts and is an easy DIY project. Read on to find out how to make one for your home.

Drafty doors can cost you if you aren't careful. These inexpensive ideas for DIY draft stoppers can help you keep both your home and budget comfortable. #draftstopperDIY

DIY door draft stoppers no sew and sew are both featured in this post. Stay warm, stop drafts from under your doors! #sistersknowbest #doordraftstopper #DIYdraftstopper #DIYproject

When I moved to this house, I had to remove the nasty carpet upstairs and replaced it with laminate. That made a BIG space between the bottom of the floor and the bottom of the door of rooms that aren't always heated. Result: Cold air blasting from under the doors. The coldest air so far this winter is coming to our town in a couple of days. I've been putting off this project for a year, and figure now is as good of a time as any to check this one off my to-do list. I had not looked online…

When you’ve had it with forgetting to move the draft protector and then having to sweep up the leaves and water blowing through the 1-inch gap under your front…

We live in a Cape Cod style home with dormers and slanted ceilings. The upper level consists of two bedrooms, a bath, a rec room and some un...

draft stopper - first step was a bit confusing for no particular reason. Basically, make a pillowcase (only not as wide) and then sew the door canal.

The easiest and cheapest way to keep your home warm this winter? By making these no-sew door guards that will keep warm air in and cold air out.

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