Review on 🚪 Evelots Magnetic Door Draft Stopper with Steel Clips - No Repositioning Needed! by Jason Sisawang

I couldn't use that, but I think I can clarify something. For those saying that if you have a smooth floor like wood, tile, linoleum etc it will fall off it will slide across the floor and stay on the door. If you have carpet I don't think this will work. I have linoleum in a dirty room where I wanted it, but I have a rug and it dragged across the rug and didn't stay on the door. I haven't tried clips. I took another reviewer's advice and bought stronger magnets. I put them in the clip pockets which was very easy but still got stuck in the carpet. Otherwise that would be the ideal solution. Not sure if this would be necessary, I tried removing the mat and it's stuck to the metal door. I wonder if it moves after repeatedly closing the door, so some cheap magnets would be a good fix to save you some headaches. Before it arrived I wasn't sure what I was getting. This is a soft panel with a cardboard backing that fits the door, it is not rigid. I was concerned about this because if it's too stiff it won't cover gaps well. I have a 36" door and it just hits the edge. Another problem depends on where you have air leaks. If it's at the bottom of the door, it works great. My issue was the corners so I really needed them to go straight out the door on both sides so not enough for a 36 inch door. I see they have a longer model, but it's not available at the time I'm trying to buy it. No product works perfectly in every situation, but in general if you want it to cover the bottom of your door, the door is metal and your floor is smooth this will work great.