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12-07-2005, 03:04 PM #1Registered User
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Help I know I read in one of the forums a way to make those door snakes to keep breezes out now I can find it and really need it. Can any one help me on this one Thank you
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This the one Pam? Make yourself a draft stopper
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Thank you very much am going to go make one right now found a way to use old jeans and slacks to make them have some of those sitting around so going to recycle them thank you again i appricated it alot
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Pam, I have been using rolled up towels as well. They wash great if they get dirty or if you need something temporary until you can get them made.
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My dh and I use a thick material over our doors. One the back door that we don't use we do the same thing and add a towel at the bottom of the door to try to keep the cold air from coming in.
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