Frost King DS2 Door or Window Draft Stop Cloth Seal, 3-Feet, Beige

In reading the reviews, it seems a lot of negativity based on the lack of weight of this draft blocker/warmer. I have two warmers I currently use, which are weighted, and bought this for a third door. I was concerned about the weight comments but thought I'd try it anyway, especially because of the price. I knew I could return it if unhappy. So since I received it, I don't think weight matters. It's weighted at both ends and in the center. It definitely serves its purpose, to block the draft, cold or heat. The second photo depicts it hanging from a hook I placed on the door trim to store it when not in use.

Due to wildly fluctuating nighttime lows (28° to 51°F), and not including the hard freeze that central Georgia had, I can't give an accurate number.But, considering my Day/Date/Temp Clock on the windowsill USE to read 50° to 55°F before placement of this device. But, NOW reads 55° at the time of this review, with the outside temperature being 36°, I can say with certainty, it definitely works, as the lowest temperature reading has been 55°F.So, I believe it's decreased the air leaking in, resulting in 3° to 5°F rise in temperature.And, for someone who's hypersensitive to temperature changes, this is GREAT!

Definitely makes a difference. I like to leave the front door open so we can get sunlight through the storm door. We just needed something to fill the slight gap and block the cold air that comes in under the door -- this works pretty well at cutting down the cold air draft.I wish it was weighted all through it instead of just at the ends but if you twist it around a bit it's not too difficult to get it to stay in place.I didn't use any adhesive, just put it down near the inch or so gap under the storm door and adjusted it. It's reasonably well made. It's slim enough that it will fit between the storm door and the front door at night so I just leave it down all the time.I would classify this as an inexpensive, decent but not outstanding product. It does the job.

I guess I’m just stupid for assuming things. This thing is wayyyy too light to stop a door from swinging open due to a breeze or cat walking past it and rubbing against the door. I was blinded by wanting to buy an American product because Amazon is nothing but random Chinese companies that make absolute crap and call themselves “DZZOK” or “PLZZT” and offer no assurance of quality or reason to trust them.I would return this item but thanks to corporations and capitalism the returns won’t just go back on a shelf or to the company, they’ll almost certainly end up in a landfill or warehouse bulk sale where ppl buy pallets for one item they want and then trash the rest.Not much of this rant is about FrostKing so I’ll wrap it up.It seems well made and its cheap as hell but it does nothing a old towel wont do. A towel can be wedged under a door too so this item seems to only be for an already shut door.

Just received these 2 draft stops from Frost King today and put them in my long kitchen window. So far they seem to be working fine. No draft is coming from the window at all. They are a beige color that blends well with most other colors in my home. So far I am very pleased with my purchase.

better than what I was expecting

It does its job where it covers the gap. I have a 36" door, but the item is just shy of closing the gap. Should be 37" to cover the gap. I tried to stretch it, but it would not stretch. I have a gap at one end. So still a draft there. I have used it for a month now. It does stretch out to cover the gap!

flimsy material. easy to tear trying to get plastic attached to label, easily drops off window sill