I am a woman and love, love, love to learn ways to deal with the house fixings since I am the only one who really cares for them. My son sent me your videos and here I am, and a new subscriber. Thank you very much for teaching us how to. 🥰
Wow I was soooo pissed to see the light gap and then you freakin nailed it with the second one. Sweet lord that was an emotional rollercoaster for me. Outstanding work!
Thanks I'm a subscriber.. Question please : Instead of putting the door draft stoppers on the Inside AND the Outside, can you just put it on the OUTSIDE ONLY ? Thanks. Anybody knowledgeable please reply soon
Oh man I wish I had seen your video months ago when I was trying to find ways to stop my front door from minor storms and rain getting in. This is the best and most informative video I have found! Thanks heaps!
Thank you. As a woman, I appreciate your explanations and different solutions to the problems. As a perfectionist, I procrastinate, but as you said resolving the problem is more important.
I like the idea of the double sweep. Here in fire country, a retired fireman stayed home as a big wind-driven fire bore down on them. Glowing embers blew under the door like crazy, setting little fires around the house interior which they put out with water they had reserved in the bathtubs and sinks. As the flame front passed quickly under high winds, he then went outside and put out other small fires outside. Another one for your "keep out" list. However, I'm looking for silicone sweeps, not merely vinyl.
Great video! For me though the Aluminum and Vinyl flange hasn't worked well. The vinyl tends to slide out with time and the screws tend to get loose with time also.
I love your videos!!!! Very informative, you speak clearly, concise, not a lot of fluff, just good lnfo. You make it sound like...”yeah you guys got this, you can do it”. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us, keep it coming my man !!!
I really like the fact that you address idiot problems like this that the average person doesn’t realize they can fix themselves. I know more people who have asked me about hiring someone to solve really simple problems like this. I always say the first and best tool one can have is confidence!
Very true, Monkey! Sometimes I have to remind myself to document things like this, because I’ll look back and say, “I didn’t know how to do this once…there have to be plenty of people out there who still don’t.”
Thank you! Tired eroding door seal, was dreading (been there done that) take the heavy door off the hinges, to replace it. What you give me is time back, and more energy reserved for other things, and I appreciate that.
Thanks for the great info and presentation. I need new sweeps on all my doors, and as you know they are all different. What a pain, since some of the I have to take off the hinges and man handle them. You have saved me hundreds of dollars when I had to replace a rotten door jam and was able to do it with your door jam video. So I am definitely going to take your information under advisement. Thanks for the great information and congratulations on your new digs and location.
Very detailed explanation of these options and nice examples. I've also found myself using the add-on, lower thresholds in concert with these type sweeps in cases where it applied and they can really compliment certain applications. I appreciate you could have used one on your shop door but didn't as it would have impeded the accessibility to rolling items on wheels or casters through the doorway. It was a good call worth the mention. Great video, nice to keep your heat in and the bugs out. :)
Hello Ethan, thanks for all of your door weatherproofing videos. I've been trying to figure out how to get rid of gaps all around my door, with no luck. Your videos were perfect for my situation and gave us a very sealed door. I'm now a subscriber to your channel and enjoy your videos, great for our older house. Best, Todd
Nice breakdown. We lived in our house for 10 years, before I looked into this. I was tired of feeling a cold draft coming in at the front door and back door. Albeit, the one I installed required removing the entire door - LOL
My door opens in (groan!), so I'll be putting in a threshold. And then a couple of those aluminum/vinyl sweeps, so they contact at the bottom only when the door is closed. Thanks for the pointers!
I love your videos because you don't present "perfect world" scenarios, and my house is def not perfect. I need to replace the bottom nail-on sweep on my front door again (removal required) because the rubber strips begin to rip away on the door knob side almost immediately. I'm thinking the contractor installed it cockeyed.....
Back-to-Back, another awesome video. Thanks,. The self-tapping screws was a help for me. Whenever I installed exterior doors where the door sweep was used, the screws very rarely catch on the stainless steel doors but just bore right through. I'll try the self-taps and see if that helps next time.
I keep getting water in my basement which is from an even bigger issue. The gap in the door isn't helpful so this is a really good tip without breaking my pockets. Thank you
Thanks I'm a subscriber.. Question please : Instead of putting the door draft stoppers on the Inside AND the Outside, can you just put it on the OUTSIDE ONLY ? Thanks. Anybody knowledgeable please reply soon
One big additional consideration to the aluminum and rubber flange door sweep is that it will drag dirt and debris it comes in contact with across the floor. Over time, this can do a number to floor finishes, especially some of the less expensive vinyl flooring products sold today. We removed ours and replaced them with another product, just to be safe. Very helpful video. Thank you!
A big safety concern. At the end of your video, you suggest to extrude the bottom door seal out a little bit outside the edge of the door to cover the corner edge. It is a big safety issue. That extrude edge can caught your feet accidentally. For sure, it does hurt.
I think it would be a more helpful video if it showed how to recognize the more common door seals (with the door still attached) so that you know which one you have including measuring for the right width and etc.
I always try to be my own handywoman in my house, learning how to fix everything on YT to save money. I just don’t mess with plumbing and electrical but I wish I could
Thank you one more job to get off my list. The terminology used is great being able to go into the trade shop buy the correct product for the job. Have you got a tip for kitchen cabinets that have become out of a liniment not closing up. I know you have to adjust the hinges, what is your way? Thank you in advance Chris
Thanks Chris! Many of those cabinet hinges are slightly different-I just open a cabinet door, turn one screw slightly, close it again and check alignment. Then try another screw and repeat. Do this until you know what each screw position does, then you can easily adjust all doors accordingly. 🙂
Great info. Was hoping you would also address a garage door with gaps. Perhaps another future video? Thanks I always appreciate your sharing - you empower this girl tremendously :))
Please do! I had the same thought watching this video. My garage is my workshop and the door (that rolls up and I hardly ever open) has a gap underneath that lets in moisture and bugs. Help!!!
At 3:26 looks like a little repair to the concrete would be a good fix. Cement all works great. There are good videos how to. This will help keep the mice out
I tried everything, including the flange, but finally settled on the U-shaped sweep. It works really well with the multiple small flanges that adapted to an uneven floor better than the single flange. A couple years later I'm still draft free !
First you install aluminum threshold on floor with concrete screws and seal it around with caulking , then you install door sweep , i watched this video and i see he doesnt know what he is doing !
@@z.k5559 Certainly! The title is a bit misleading as he's not trying to do a comprehensive lesson on how to install a door and prevent drafts. He's simply reviewing two types of sweeps. I like a threshold with the flexible rubber insert down the middle. Allows you to put the sweep a little lower and the two will squish together as you close it.
I would say you still have to get rain water in the bottom of that door, I have a small garage door installed three years ago it looks like it has good threshold to it good side weather seals but water yet gets in some how I even went as far as adjusting the threshold strip up higher to mesh with the original door sweep but after that & doing the extra caulking it still leaks water in, complete mystery as I said the door looks solid with all the weather stripping caulking but water is yet getting in, if I had to do it over again I would had gotten a door that opened outwards rather then inwards then I could had used an aluminum rubber sweep that would had forced the rain water to drain further away from the door threshold.
Thanks for your video. I always learn from your videos . Without a threshold are you concerned with rain water? I am trying to weather in a shed that has a zero turn mower driving over the threshold and a water pump. Thanks again.
What a great idea what a great video. I was thinking for so long how do I solve that bottom door gap. Thankyou very much for this brilliant great idea.
I have a 100 year house. The hinges lift the door as it opens, and drops as it closes. Fully open the door is one inch lifted. See if these hinges are available in your hardware store.
Is it possible to replace the bubble seal on a door threshold? I have several exterior door threshold seals that have become worn out and now need replacement. These doors lock into the threshold so I’m trying not to replace them if I don’t have to… thanks!
Hello, while your video didn't really apply to my needs it did give me inspiration! The door sweep I was trying to install was a vinal U-shaped one. I slid it on and it was just a quarter of an inch too long! I didn't know what to cut it with. I tried a utility knife but that only scored the plastic (which was helpful later in knowing where to cut but didn't actually cut through), then I tried kitchen scissors but that just broke the plastic, leaving a jagged cut, not really a nice cut and couldn't cut through the underside with all the little flaps. Then I saw you using tin snips and while I don't have a pair of them, I did have a pair of gardening sheers and I thought I'd try that, and guess what? It cut through that plastic very nicely, leaving a nice looking sharp edge, I even used the sheers to clean up the bad edge the scissors left behind. So thank you for the inspiration!! I have virtually no carpentry skills but I sometimes don't mind doing some light projects if I can and have the right tools. I will be checking out some of your other videos. Thanks again!!
I don’t like drilling holes into the door. The existing one that’s worn out on the door was slide on & appeared to be a rubber gasket type. Local hardware stores didn’t have what was on there so I’ll have to check big hardware stores like Home Depot. I like the Stanley brand sweep w/fins as that seems to be the type that was on there.
Oof, that one can be a real pain, Riser. Depending on if the door is painted, I’ve actually ripped down quality framing lumber to door width size, glued and shot it to the door bottom, then wood fillered the seam, sanded and painted. Often it just vanishes!
Hey Ethan, I’ve been a service tech involved with window and door repair doing warranty and non warranty for the vast amount of manufacturers around here. Mostly vinyl windows as posed to wooden, but (not to toot my own horn) if you want any advice on glazing thermos, weatherstripping, hardware, adjustments etc I’d be happy to share my knowledge to help you with your consultation and RUclips videos! Keep it up!
Forgot to mention that I’ve been in that field working for 15 years and grew up around it as my father was a lead service tech in our province, cheers!
OMG i have the exact same door with exact same problem never thought of installing this on both sides to cover little gaps 🤦♀️ . Please make a video on how to fix that lock bar on this type of door.
I had a question. Since all the sweeps underneath the doors are different, would be just as efficient to use the stripping that attaches to the bottom inside and outside of the door with that rubber sweep?
Great video!! What type would I use on a hollow-ish metal door on a manufactured home? I bought a sweep but I'm not sure how to best attach it. Thanks again for taking the time to share these useful tips!! They've saved many a DIY project for me!!
I am a woman and love, love, love to learn ways to deal with the house fixings since I am the only one who really cares for them. My son sent me your videos and here I am, and a new subscriber. Thank you very much for teaching us how to. 🥰
You are a woman.
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Same here, but I just look for them. My ex husband, boyfriends, son, are all non handy, and I think being handy is such a turn-on!
@@gwendolynkaren5933 snotty remark.
hey sophia i, as a woman, also love this channel . the men in my life are not too handy and i also enjoy learning and this guy is a great teacher ...
Why is it important you’re woman or man. You’re a person. Just watch the video and move on
Wow I was soooo pissed to see the light gap and then you freakin nailed it with the second one. Sweet lord that was an emotional rollercoaster for me. Outstanding work!
Thanks I'm a subscriber..
Question please :
Instead of putting the door draft stoppers on the Inside AND the Outside, can you just put it on the OUTSIDE ONLY ?
Thanks.
Anybody knowledgeable please reply soon
Oh man I wish I had seen your video months ago when I was trying to find ways to stop my front door from minor storms and rain getting in. This is the best and most informative video I have found! Thanks heaps!
Great review. This is one of the best simple and inexpensive improvements you can make to your home! Love what you're doing. Keep it up, buddy!
Thank you. As a woman, I appreciate your explanations and different solutions to the problems.
As a perfectionist, I procrastinate, but as you said resolving the problem is more important.
You have one of the best DIY channels with simple and easily understandable instructions with supporting video. Many Thanks!!
I accidentally bought these yesterday was just about to take them back,thanks for the video much appreciated
I like the idea of the double sweep. Here in fire country, a retired fireman stayed home as a big wind-driven fire bore down on them. Glowing embers blew under the door like crazy, setting little fires around the house interior which they put out with water they had reserved in the bathtubs and sinks. As the flame front passed quickly under high winds, he then went outside and put out other small fires outside. Another one for your "keep out" list. However, I'm looking for silicone sweeps, not merely vinyl.
Dude..I love your helpful videos..I’m a 70 yr old. Female home owner…that is capable to do simple Home improvements thank you very much
Great video! For me though the Aluminum and Vinyl flange hasn't worked well. The vinyl tends to slide out with time and the screws tend to get loose with time also.
I love your videos!!!! Very informative, you speak clearly, concise, not a lot of fluff, just good lnfo. You make it sound like...”yeah you guys got this, you can do it”. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us, keep it coming my man !!!
I really like the fact that you address idiot problems like this that the average person doesn’t realize they can fix themselves. I know more people who have asked me about hiring someone to solve really simple problems like this.
I always say the first and best tool one can have is confidence!
Very true, Monkey! Sometimes I have to remind myself to document things like this, because I’ll look back and say, “I didn’t know how to do this once…there have to be plenty of people out there who still don’t.”
I agree! This gives me the confidence as an old woman, that I could have a go as well, with winter on the way and fuel bills set to rise ❤
Thank you! Tired eroding door seal, was dreading (been there done that) take the heavy door off the hinges, to replace it. What you give me is time back, and more energy reserved for other things, and I appreciate that.
So much useful information covered in under 5 minutes!! Well done! Thank you!
You do a good job of cutting to the chase in your videos. No nonsense, practical, common sense solitons explained well. Thanks
This channel should have millions of subscribers. Awesome stuff every time.
Thanks for the great info and presentation. I need new sweeps on all my doors, and as you know they are all different. What a pain, since some of the I have to take off the hinges and man handle them. You have saved me hundreds of dollars when I had to replace a rotten door jam and was able to do it with your door jam video. So I am definitely going to take your information under advisement. Thanks for the great information and congratulations on your new digs and location.
Thank you, jb!! I’m really glad to hear the videos have been so helpful! Good luck with the sweep change-outs. Just take it door by door 🙂
Very detailed explanation of these options and nice examples. I've also found myself using the add-on, lower thresholds in concert with these type sweeps in cases where it applied and they can really compliment certain applications. I appreciate you could have used one on your shop door but didn't as it would have impeded the accessibility to rolling items on wheels or casters through the doorway. It was a good call worth the mention. Great video, nice to keep your heat in and the bugs out. :)
Hello Ethan, thanks for all of your door weatherproofing videos. I've been trying to figure out how to get rid of gaps all around my door, with no luck. Your videos were perfect for my situation and gave us a very sealed door. I'm now a subscriber to your channel and enjoy your videos, great for our older house. Best, Todd
Perfectly timed. I’ve just been pondering this exact problem on my workshop build today. Thank you from the U.K.
Awesome, Harvey! Always happy to hear from the UK 🙂 🇬🇧
You get right to the point and straight to the steps. Plus, These sweeps look smooth AF. *FOLLOW*
Nice breakdown. We lived in our house for 10 years, before I looked into this. I was tired of feeling a cold draft coming in at the front door and back door. Albeit, the one I installed required removing the entire door - LOL
Thanks Ethan, just what i need for my door. Take care as always from South Africa
Thanks, Val! Happy to hear from South Africa! 😄
My door opens in (groan!), so I'll be putting in a threshold. And then a couple of those aluminum/vinyl sweeps, so they contact at the bottom only when the door is closed. Thanks for the pointers!
My parents house had this issue. Now I know what to do. Appreciate the aliminum/vinyl suggestion. Thanks
Thanks! This video is exactly what I needed for my leaking mud room door!
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I love your videos because you don't present "perfect world" scenarios, and my house is def not perfect. I need to replace the bottom nail-on sweep on my front door again (removal required) because the rubber strips begin to rip away on the door knob side almost immediately. I'm thinking the contractor installed it cockeyed.....
Very timely for me as my basement service door allows rain water to enter the basement due to a worn out threshold & sweep. Thank you very much!
Back-to-Back, another awesome video. Thanks,. The self-tapping screws was a help for me. Whenever I installed exterior doors where the door sweep was used, the screws very rarely catch on the stainless steel doors but just bore right through. I'll try the self-taps and see if that helps next time.
I keep getting water in my basement which is from an even bigger issue. The gap in the door isn't helpful so this is a really good tip without breaking my pockets. Thank you
brilliant using two - I have doors front and back to my workshop that have large uneven gaps and I am going to try this.
Thanks I'm a subscriber..
Question please :
Instead of putting the door draft stoppers on the Inside AND the Outside, can you just put it on the OUTSIDE ONLY ?
Thanks.
Anybody knowledgeable please reply soon
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One big additional consideration to the aluminum and rubber flange door sweep is that it will drag dirt and debris it comes in contact with across the floor. Over time, this can do a number to floor finishes, especially some of the less expensive vinyl flooring products sold today. We removed ours and replaced them with another product, just to be safe. Very helpful video. Thank you!
Interesting information thanks!
😄
A big safety concern. At the end of your video, you suggest to extrude the bottom door seal out a little bit outside the edge of the door to cover the corner edge. It is a big safety issue. That extrude edge can caught your feet accidentally. For sure, it does hurt.
I believe it was only the vinyl part extending beyond the metal. Not really a safety issue.
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Again another woman here, my two sons talk a good story lol….so here I am 👍👍👍🌟🌟🌟🌟
I think it would be a more helpful video if it showed how to recognize the more common door seals (with the door still attached) so that you know which one you have including measuring for the right width and etc.
i agree
I always try to be my own handywoman in my house, learning how to fix everything on YT to save money. I just don’t mess with plumbing and electrical but I wish I could
Thanks! I need to this on a garage side door. Big gap and mice love it.
Thank you one more job to get off my list.
The terminology used is great being able to go into the trade shop buy the correct product for the job.
Have you got a tip for kitchen cabinets that have become out of a liniment not closing up. I know you have to adjust the hinges, what is your way?
Thank you in advance
Chris
Thanks Chris! Many of those cabinet hinges are slightly different-I just open a cabinet door, turn one screw slightly, close it again and check alignment. Then try another screw and repeat. Do this until you know what each screw position does, then you can easily adjust all doors accordingly. 🙂
Great info. Was hoping you would also address a garage door with gaps. Perhaps another future video? Thanks I always appreciate your sharing - you empower this girl tremendously :))
Thanks Boho! I’ll try to cover garage doors soon 🙂
Please do! I had the same thought watching this video. My garage is my workshop and the door (that rolls up and I hardly ever open) has a gap underneath that lets in moisture and bugs. Help!!!
Your channel is really informative...I've learned so much since subscribing and watching...
Thank you, Five!
Nice Job! Thank you for taking time and making these videos.
That wasn’t a light gap, it was a rat gap.
Great info! Straight forward and useful. I’m now a more valuable human for my new knowledge 👏👍
Thanks for watching, Dude! 🙂
I have had this issue on a screen door at our hunting cabin for years and it is always bugged me now, I know how to fix it thank you.
Awesome Douglas! They’re also make fiber sweeps, with a bottom like a broom head. That might work well in that situation too!
At 3:26 looks like a little repair to the concrete would be a good fix. Cement all works great. There are good videos how to. This will help keep the mice out
I am going to buy door sweeps for my two exterior doors. Thanks for the video!
I tried everything, including the flange, but finally settled on the U-shaped sweep. It works really well with the multiple small flanges that adapted to an uneven floor better than the single flange. A couple years later I'm still draft free !
First you install aluminum threshold on floor with concrete screws and seal it around with caulking , then you install door sweep , i watched this video and i see he doesnt know what he is doing !
@@z.k5559 Certainly! The title is a bit misleading as he's not trying to do a comprehensive lesson on how to install a door and prevent drafts. He's simply reviewing two types of sweeps. I like a threshold with the flexible rubber insert down the middle. Allows you to put the sweep a little lower and the two will squish together as you close it.
I would say you still have to get rain water in the bottom of that door, I have a small garage door installed three years ago it looks like it has good threshold to it good side weather seals but water yet gets in some how I even went as far as adjusting the threshold strip up higher to mesh with the original door sweep but after that & doing the extra caulking it still leaks water in, complete mystery as I said the door looks solid with all the weather stripping caulking but water is yet getting in, if I had to do it over again I would had gotten a door that opened outwards rather then inwards then I could had used an aluminum rubber sweep that would had forced the rain water to drain further away from the door threshold.
Thank you tHC! From the bottom of my basement!
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Hi, don't know why I stopped getting notify when you upload new video... subscribed to get it all...
Great video and love the content you cover. You are helping out a lot of people which is really cool.
Video popped up randomly in my feed. I don't even need this. Not now at least. I'll file this info away for later. Great vid. Subbed :)
Thanks for your video. I always learn from your videos . Without a threshold are you concerned with rain water? I am trying to weather in a shed that has a zero turn mower driving over the threshold and a water pump. Thanks again.
What about shower doors that aren't contacting the threshold enough which is allowing water to come through on the bathroom floor?
What a great idea what a great video. I was thinking for so long how do I solve that bottom door gap. Thankyou very much for this brilliant great idea.
I have a 100 year house. The hinges lift the door as it opens, and drops as it closes. Fully open the door is one inch lifted. See if these hinges are available in your hardware store.
Thank you for the video. I used your technique, and keep the outside out!
Great video brother! thank you!
That last recommendation is great! I use them too.
Perfect answer to lizards dropping in my home. Thanks
Thanks for the Video! I've had a huge gap in my front door & couldn't figure out what I needed to buy to keep Bugs & Lizards out.
Is it possible to replace the bubble seal on a door threshold? I have several exterior door threshold seals that have become worn out and now need replacement. These doors lock into the threshold so I’m trying not to replace them if I don’t have to… thanks!
You're great. Right to the point, know what your talking about. Thank you !
I think subbing to this channel is going to be an amazing resource. Great and concise info. Thank you! Sincerely, Professional Homeowner
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That works when the floor that the door opens up on is level or lower. If the floor is higher, the sweep binds on the floor. You might address that.
You are amazing, I love watching your videos 🍻
Thank you, Joel!
Hello, while your video didn't really apply to my needs it did give me inspiration! The door sweep I was trying to install was a vinal U-shaped one. I slid it on and it was just a quarter of an inch too long! I didn't know what to cut it with. I tried a utility knife but that only scored the plastic (which was helpful later in knowing where to cut but didn't actually cut through), then I tried kitchen scissors but that just broke the plastic, leaving a jagged cut, not really a nice cut and couldn't cut through the underside with all the little flaps. Then I saw you using tin snips and while I don't have a pair of them, I did have a pair of gardening sheers and I thought I'd try that, and guess what? It cut through that plastic very nicely, leaving a nice looking sharp edge, I even used the sheers to clean up the bad edge the scissors left behind. So thank you for the inspiration!! I have virtually no carpentry skills but I sometimes don't mind doing some light projects if I can and have the right tools. I will be checking out some of your other videos. Thanks again!!
Another great job Ethan!
Thank you.
You are a skilled carpenter make the gapless door instead of buying accessories.
So easy. My garage side door from 1955 had this issue and actual rain got in as well.
Yep, happens in this shop as well Chris. That’s why I love aluminum and vinyl-both impervious to water!
I don’t like drilling holes into the door. The existing one that’s worn out on the door was slide on & appeared to be a rubber gasket type. Local hardware stores didn’t have what was on there so I’ll have to check big hardware stores like Home Depot. I like the Stanley brand sweep w/fins as that seems to be the type that was on there.
Nice! Interested in seeing the best solutions for a front door (something more aesthetically pleasing).
Do you know of a garage door sweep that would withstand water exposure?
Thank you, I always watch your video before I DIY. My door gap is around 2-1/4 inch, If I use a 36 by 3inch, will it be ok?
Thanks for all your videos. Very helpful information.
You’re welcome, T!
What about one for the black metal safety gate door? I get lizards coming in when i leave wood door open.
nice solution. I have an interior door that was cut aboe the carpet...which we removed leaving a large gap. Any solutions for this?
Oof, that one can be a real pain, Riser. Depending on if the door is painted, I’ve actually ripped down quality framing lumber to door width size, glued and shot it to the door bottom, then wood fillered the seam, sanded and painted. Often it just vanishes!
Hey Ethan, I’ve been a service tech involved with window and door repair doing warranty and non warranty for the vast amount of manufacturers around here. Mostly vinyl windows as posed to wooden, but (not to toot my own horn) if you want any advice on glazing thermos, weatherstripping, hardware, adjustments etc I’d be happy to share my knowledge to help you with your consultation and RUclips videos! Keep it up!
Forgot to mention that I’ve been in that field working for 15 years and grew up around it as my father was a lead service tech in our province, cheers!
I bought a slide on door sweep at Lowe's, no mounting needed,about $20
I gotta do this for my garage, our laundry is right near a door where bugs can get in. thanks!
I needed this information. Thank you!!!
You should leave a little gap from the floor or else overtime that vinyl sweeps will scratch your expensive flooring.
Thank you so much man
OMG i have the exact same door with exact same problem never thought of installing this on both sides to cover little gaps 🤦♀️ . Please make a video on how to fix that lock bar on this type of door.
Thank you for the HONEST information bro 👏👏🙏🙏
Excellent video! Thank you!
I need exactly what you did here. Subbed!
I had a question. Since all the sweeps underneath the doors are different, would be just as efficient to use the stripping that attaches to the bottom inside and outside of the door with that rubber sweep?
Omg thank you! Your videos are so helpful!
Great video!! What type would I use on a hollow-ish metal door on a manufactured home? I bought a sweep but I'm not sure how to best attach it. Thanks again for taking the time to share these useful tips!! They've saved many a DIY project for me!!
It also stops the rats and mice from getting inside from underneath.
Great video! Thanks.
I just used the duct tape to fix the door gap. Cheap and easy!
Great advice and to the point. Thanks!
I believe this is what I need to keep bugs out of my house. Will this also work to keep out rain? Thanks! New subscriber! 👋
Really helpful video! Many thanks 🙏