Door Sweep Door Draft Stopper Door Bottom Seal Strip Under Door Stopper Draft Guard Blocker for Home, Exterior, Storm, Interior Door Threshold Soundproof (2 Pack, Black)

With products like these I give 6 months to a year to do a full review. This product is perfect. I originally bought it for our front door to keep bugs out, as well as keep water from coming underneath when my apartment complex decides to pressure wash our unit. It was easy to install, keeps everything out, and it’s been over a year since we put it on and the adhesive has not gave way at all! Highly recommend!

This door sweep is a simple solution for keeping air and bugs from getting under a door. It has an adhesive backing that you use to stick it on the bottom of the door, just make sure you position it precisely before adhering it to the door. You can also measure your door first to make sure this fits the width - if this is longer than the door width you could cut off a bit of the strip to make it shorter. For my external patio door I actually wanted something a bit wider than the door so it would cover a space on the side between the door and the frame where bugs might otherwise crawl through. This functions as expected.

I used it on the front door mainly for noise, air gap, & smells. Easy installation. I used this product in conjunction with weather stripping. I didn't expectthe draft guard to be so soft/flexible. Easy to cut to measure. It seems to do a decent job. Won't damage the floor because it's a soft plastic. Not sure how much effect it'll have for thermals & noise.

We bought this to combat our roommates who leave there and door open a lot because of their dogs and bugs come underneath one of the doors that connects to the living room. This works as it said it does. It looks pretty good. So far we have had it about 4-5 months and it definitely helps. It doesn’t scratch the wood floor like the last door stopper we had. The adhesive had held really well so far. I wouldn’t recommend mounting it too low. Ours drags just slightly along the floor and had been effective in keeping bugs out. Also the door it is on is probably the most used door in our house and is opened and shut super regularly and so far has held up really well. Also it’s easy to cut to your door size. I did it with regular scissors.

The main reason I bought this was to cover the gap under my door to help block noise from my apartment building's hallway. It does that. I was able to cover basically the whole gap and there are no other gaps around my door so it helps a lot. I'm not sure about the other claims. I still hear things from the hallway but I can't hear everything like I could before. This probably won't help you if you have gaps all around your door or you can't install it in a way so it almost touches the floor.

I just now sealed up a very leaky door in my laundry room. Cold wind was coming in at a great volume. l had procrastinated installing it because I am "elf-sized" and this needed to go on the top of the door, where there is a gap. I needn't have worried. This strip is super adhesive, easy to use and even though it comes a bit folded, it straightens out completely with no trouble. I stuck it up there and the chilly wind has stopped. I may buy a few more next month. I'm sure these will keep out cold and heat and bugs. I enjoyed holding it, it's soft and rubbery and kind of fun to play with for a quick moment. It's working now.

In the right situation, get a draft stopper that is either nailed or screwed in. I was using this in order to stop my new pet from tearing up the door and carpet underneath the door while it gets used to the new house, but never actually got to use it at all because the adhesive couldnt even stick after 5 minutes of holding it on the door. Makes for a nice piece of rubber to rip in half because I wasted the money I would never get back in the first place.

I cleaned the area and cut it to size put it only lasted about 4 or 5 days

Very convenient and it has the function as describe