🔌 TradeGear Double Gang 10Pack Wall Plate Insulation Gasket: Weatherproof Polyethylene Foam for 2-Gang Switches – No Adhesive Required. Ideal for Light Switches, Decor, and GFCI Outlets – Multiple Cut-Outs Provided! Review

I liked ordering them because I liked the universal cutouts that allowed them to adapt to all socket types. However, I found them too small to fill the gap - they barely cover the socket itself in the wall and don't cover the gap surrounding the socket - and that's where all the air goes! Also, the foam is very thin and when you knock out the sockets, the whole inside comes out. They may work for some, but for us they are useless. Disappointing.

We recently had an energy audit. They came and depressurized the house. I could feel the breeze blowing from every outlet and switch. This wind represents the heating or cooling you pay to leave your home, also known as $$$. I never thought I would use them all, but I came very close. Our energy consumption has dropped noticeably because the air conditioner doesn't have to work as hard or as often to maintain a comfortable indoor temperature. It's a shame I didn't find out about that three…

I bought this based on an energy assessment I had done for my home. The price seemed good to me. I have a 1600 square foot house and I only used 1/2 cardboard. I didn't install them on all of my internal dowels. I did this for 3 bedrooms hoping it would help reduce the noise. I have no idea if they will improve my electric bill as I have had other efficiency measures such as B. new insulation in my attic. They were easy to install, you just have to be careful and take your time to cut out the…

Just recently on a cold day (30 mph wind) I noticed my exhaust systems were drafting. That tiny bit of air coming out of each vent (particularly exterior walls and HVAC duct walls) adds up. This product is easy to use and takes only a few seconds to install. Perforated cutouts for both socket types, no tools required except a screwdriver to remove the wall plate. I've used them on my outlets and single pole switches and the next day I saw a significant difference at the same wind speed. We look

Like many other wall insulations, they are modular for almost every conceivable configuration. Is there a switch next to the outlet? Yes. Change and change? Yes. Etc etc. But even among the customizable wall panel insulation, which are notoriously finicky about cutting EXACTLY what you want, they're a bit flimsy. Would you like to "flip" the switch gently? Too bad the whole bell seam is trying its best to fall apart with it. But you can forgive that. A slightly firmer and gentler hand than with