Window draft stopper

Learn how to make a window draft stopper or a door draft stopper. This easy DIY draft blocker will guard your home against drafts.

A draft stopper, also known as a draft blocker, must be heavy enough to stay put in front of a door to prevent drafty, cold air from entering the home from outside.

One of my October weekends was devoted to a project I like to call " Now-that-it's-getting-winter-get-rid-of-the-freaking-drafts-in-your-house ". Seriously, weather-wise I just live in the wrong...

When the winds howl and snow lies on the ground the last thing you want is winter’s icy breath reaching through the gaps at the bottom of doors or windows.

DIY Door Stopper using old pillow cases - for cold weather proofing your house

With the blustery winds of winter making their annual return, chances are you’ve started to notice those drafty areas in your home rearing their ugly heads again. Aside from creating anything but a cozy environment, drafts (or air leaks) can be particularly detrimental to your wallet, making seasonal air sealing a must. According to the U.S. Department of Energy, air sealing your home can lead to savings of up to 20 percent per year on your energy bills.

Make an attractive Draft Stopper out of an old fleece scarf filled with rice or beans. It's a great way to keep the chill out of your house.

33FT Transparent Window Weather Sealing Tape,Clear Window Draft Isolation Sealing Film Tape for Door Draft Stopper Adhesive Tape,Doors Windows and Shower Glass Gaps

PRICES MAY VARY. Easy to install: 38 inch adjustable size for most homes; Please measure the gap and width of the door before purchasing and keep the entry door clean to ensure our draft stopper works as intended Large size sponge: not ordinary slender sponge, which will not move with the opening of the entry door Hook and loop fastener design : keeps foam tubes safely inside even with constant opening and closing of entry doors Block light and windshield: can block the cold/hot wind/smoke…

The door seal is used to seal gaps at door perimeters (the jambs and the header). By sealing the gaps along with the door frame you can significantly cut down on the infiltration of sound, light, drafts, moisture, fire, and smoke. Applying a door seal is a relatively simple and economical way to create a more insulated environment. Door brush seals are used to lessen the infiltration of dust, drafts, and light. Weatherstripping seals are available with straight or angled brushes and can be…