Door Draft Stopper with Brush Reduce Noise, 39" Rubber Door Sweep Breeze Blocker, Adjustable Under Door Draft Stoppers, Soundproofing for Doors, Door Seal - White

I'm a DIY (do-it-yourself) type of homeowner. When something breaks I will do my very best to fix it myself before contacting anyone else for repair assistance. I have owned multiple homes in my lifetime, and have never had a door sweep fall off. Unfortunately, for the first time, the door sweep literally fell off our exterior door leading to the garage, and left nearly a full one-inch gap for bugs and anything else to come in and visit the inside of our house. I didn't want to actually damage the door by screwing anything into it, so I purchased the 39" Rubber Door Sweep on Amazon. When it arrived, I was somewhat shocked that it came rolled up, yet was easy to flatten out, cut to size and install in less than two minutes. There is a strong adhesive strip on the back of the door sweep that easy and solidly attaches to the door, with the door sweep contacting the floor, and stopping any bugs or vermin from entering our house. The thickness of the sweep also stops drafts and other weather from entering our house. This is a great product that I would recommend. It's easy to apply and works perfectly.

This draft stopper does its job well. It was easy to cut to size and install, and the adhesive held up without issue. It blocks out drafts, light, and noise just as advertised, making the room noticeably more comfortable. The brush adds a nice touch for sealing uneven floors, and it glides smoothly without scraping. For the price, it’s a solid solution to keep out unwanted air and bugs. Definitely recommend if you’re looking for a quick and effective fix.

I installed this on the exterior part of a door the leads from the house into the garage. The concrete below the door was not level, I have about a 3/8" gap on one end and about 1/8" on the hinge side. I knew that the brush was not going to be preinstalled on the rubber portion, however the brush did not slide easily into the track like in the product video, I tried wetting the track with water, tried a cleaning spray, and also tried a silicone spray, but nothing helped. I was not able to slide the brush in, it had to be pressed in a little at a time, it was a little time consuming and rough on the thumb nail. Once the brush portion was attached, Installing this onto the door was relatively simple. Prior to installing, I cleaned the door with some Simple Green and further cleaned it with some rubbing alcohol. It seems to be adhering well and seems to be exactly what I needed for my door, but time will tell as far as adhesion goes.

First of all it come rolled up and twisted. It won't straighten out, and it does not stick. Total waste of money. You have to slide the bottom strip in, and that is all twisted and does not do anything. Do not buy.

I recently moved to Florida and had a problem with rats, yes rats, going into my screen room at night. I wanted a product that would block small gaps at the bottom and top of the screen doors. I was originally concerned, due to the playability of the product, it would not be strong enough to block a little critters. However, so far the product has worked fine blocking entrance and the sweep at the bottom is great because there's no scraping against the pavers when the door is opened or when shutting. Also, the pliability allowed me to move the sweep incrementally higher or lower to block small gaps. I was also a little concerned that the adhesive would stick well with the humidity in Florida, but again, so far product has worked very well and is holding fine.

Update: Allowed this to sit flat in the sun and it softened up. Was able to straighten it out. Used staples to secure it to the door. Wouldn't buy it again, but a little MacGyvering allowed it to work. 1. The strip of fuzz is not assembled to the plastic and almost impossible to slide in. It tore as I tried to do so. 2. It comes rolled up, so the double sided tape is exposed in shipping and loses its stickiness. 3. The strip of fuzz is rolled up on shipping so points all over the place, but not down to stop drafts or insects. At best this is garbage. It is really just another bit of trash for the landfill.

Basically it could do what it claims, but is cheaply packaged and the brush comes in bunched up and uneven, you basically have to try to brush it straight with heat (hair blower on low) The only good thing is that you can buy a roll of the brush in any size you need to replace it, that is what I used, because it was simpler than using the brush included.

Looks okey for now and how will stay on door with glue?