Keep Drafts Out: 16Ft Long Silicone Seal Strip For Doors, Windows & Showers Review

We put these up around all sliding glass doors and windows in our house and now when you open or close the front door it's almost as if the entire house was vacuum sealed as the change in air pressure causes the windows and such to move inwards/outwards, etc. ! We will be buying more of these for my mother's place soon! Definitely helps as bit with the power bill since the AC is now not bleeding cold air out of any poorly sealed windows and doors.

I cleaned the area as instructed. However, after a week or so, the ends started to peel away. I had gorilla double-sided tape and used that to tape it down. Now, it works perfect.

I still can hear very well, honestly, I am not sure if there was any difference before or after installing this. That's my review!

I liked the product very much as far as blocking drafts through the crack in the door. But, it doesn't adhere to well. The surface is free from dirt or anything that would prevent it, but it still tends to peel off at the top. I'm reluctant to glue it on, so will have to keep trying to re-stick it.

Last year we installed a pet door in our sliding patio door going onto our 3-season room from our family room for the winter. It was a great solution to the "let the dog in, let the dog out" issue in the winter, as we could leave the outside door ajar and still have an insulated way for the dog to get outside by going through the 3-season room.The only problem was that (due to our house not having ANYTHING quite square and plumb), the pet door didn't perfectly align with the sliding patio door.

Do not know how long it will last for how I am using it, I have a barn door on my shed that had no weather stripping. I was in need for something that would flex yet keep out the rain on the top and two sides. So far fits well, has good flex keeping a seal on outside to door and went on without a problem. If it holds up I will be very happy.

Worked great on patio doors…being silicone, it should stay flexible for quite a while and keep a seal….3M is usually good for adhesion, but I just put it on aluminum and we’ll see how it lasts through a cold damp winter….I’m hopeful, but if not, then 4 stars from 5, and I’ll silicone it to the aluminum…👍🏻

Doesn't stick to bottom of wood interior door, ended up nailing it in place, tried it on front steel door of house-it wouldn't stay on during cold months, if you live in warm climate it will proubly work

The packet came with no instructions although "duh" it really just required cutting to the appropriate length, peeling the protective strip and applying to the INSIDE of the door. So far, the patio door has held up really well after a few weeks. The firewall door to the garage has peeled off a bit at the very top, but that could be caused by less than prepared surface. It's easy to cut another strip if I'd ordered more. I'd definitely buy more more other drafty areas. It is virtually…

this looks great when you put it up , put it on my front door ,but it fell off in no time. If it's stayed. On it would be good but as of now, I have to replace it.So waste off money for me

This worked well for our indented use. but in less than 24 hours it was falling off of the surface we stuck it on. We just put it on a wall. It wasn't heavily textured or painted with anything weird. Super disappointing.

I had a real big problem, that is, air leak through the patio doors. The sliding doors were made of wood and after few years use, I noticed a gap between the doors. In the past, I used regular tape to cover the gap which was a total disaster since air will still leak through and after pulling the tape after the winter, lot of times paint pry out along with the tape. I searched through Revain and found this seal strip, it blend in great and with 3M tape, works beyond my expectation! No air leak…

Used on the front door which has a bit of a gap on bottom and side of door. Seems to be working for the most part. That's my review!

Used this edge stripping on a wood door, a composite door and a metal sliding door that gets very cold. The stripping stuck well and had held for several weeks of opening and closing. It drags over my indoor welcome mat and is flexible enough and glued well enough. It is a superb draft guard.

I purchased this to use under my shower door as a barrier to keep the water in. I purchased different ones at Home Depot that just didn't work with my shower door. This worked great because i was able to stick it on and then screw the metal plate over it to keep it locked in place. I am sure it can be used for multiple purposes, but for the purpose of keeping the water from splashing out of the shower it does a great job.

Instantly felt the draft stop. Now had a issue placing the insulated side but only because I cut off the clear flap. Once I placed it using the flap I got more ability to get in the window creases. Then I cut it off duh.Even put on door and draft be gone lol

This worked great.I was able to stop the air "whistle” between my sliding door and sealed glass door. Saved me from paying to have the door removed

I bought this to place around my sliding door when the cat door is in, it does the trick, keeps out hot and cold air just as I hoped for, only down side is that the silicone drags on the sliding window and makes it harder to open and close.

Received a silicone roll had a gray print with the "3" of 3M cut off, unlike the CloudBuyer photos. This product could just as well be a "WB" instead of an "M". Looking for CloudBuyer answer and reimbursement before sending to a patent infringement office.

We installed a pet door that left a gap between glass sliding doors. The weather strip that came with the door failed miserably and left a mess. This product worked perfectly. It was easy to install, has stayed attached to the door and seals the gap. Thanks for the quality product which was the ideal solution for our need!