Frost King B79 36H Slide: The Ultimate Solution for Effortless Window Insulation Review

I bought this after I saw a mouse come through (more specifically under) the front door into my apartment twice, literally. Haven't seen since then. (Plus, I got a cat soon after.)

We have had several exterior doors with brushes or sills that have failed over the years. For the price, it was the best way to seal the doors quickly and cheaply. They are simply cut to width, put on immediately and mounted with the screws provided. It only took a few minutes to install them all and so far they've been working great.

I spent the money to buy two of these. They both broke when I tried to cut them. I then attached them to both doors and neither door even comes close to trying to close. I have about a 3/16 gap in both doors. I don't see anywhere that they require a minimum clearance to work. Now that they're both circumcised (my fault I think) I can't get either of them back.

I used to have a similar Frost King door seal on my door. Very well sealed. At the entrance, there was noticeably less draft with a seal. The only problem was that the front lip was deformed and pulled away from the door. This is due to the torque applied when closing the door. I bought this model because it included screw holes and screws. I installed a door seal with screws on the outside of the door. I hope this prevents the gasket from tearing off the door and deforming it.

Imagine my surprise when I went to my laundry room and found it full of water from a clogged drain in front of my back door and flooding my house because my back door didn't fit tightly enough to the door frame below. The previous owners installed the front door. But how can I keep the storm door closed when it's the only way my two pug princesses can get outside to empty their tender bowels instead of using my kitchen floor? The storm door remains open. So I purchased this item hoping that my…

I've moved into a new apartment where the gap is so big I can put my leg or my whole arm under the Door can protrude. The noise leaked a bit and the bedroom is right next to the front door. It fits right out of the box and fits snugly, although I didn't use any screws as I don't want to damage the door. All apartments have this huge gap under the door and I'm surprised most people don't have it. Now I didn't see the bugs because before they just walked right under the door. The door is standard

Ordered for front door to replace existing ones. The latter are worn out and this is the only solution that suits our front door. I can't fit those thick pipes in the pocket dividers and the gap under the door is bad for insulation and bug entry this season. Installation was easy. Unscrewed the last one and pulled it out - tried to line up the screw holes but it wasn't the same as the previous one so I had to drill new holes for it. . I assume many other methods will work as well. Built-in and…

This monstrous doorstop was recently tested during a terrible winter disaster in Texas - and I can report that it had excellent results! , driving a blizzard like winds and ruthlessly enveloping everything with thick ice that froze everything. Not a single drop of water got in! Spring storms break out as the seasons change, and heavy rain and hail have not broken through this barrier either. I am very pleased with the performance of this item and would highly recommend it if you have drafts in…