Fireplace draft stopper diy

The Chimney Balloon Handgrip/Valve Extender Kit is a way to extend the handle valve of your Chimney Balloon by 16 inches. This allows you to install the Chimney Balloon higher in the flue. The extender permanently attaches to the valve stem of the Chimney Balloon. This is highly recommended if you plan on installing a Chimney Balloon in a location that is not easy to touch by hand The extender includes an additional valve so that you can control inflation and deflation closer to your…

Save energy with a Chimney Sheep draught excluder. Insulate chimneys, doors, and windows with eco-friendly wool products, compostable nappies, and more.

Winterize your home with some repurposed clothing this year by making a draft stopper or door draft guard from some flannel shirts using this upcycling idea from Sadie Seasongoods! Plus it doubles as rustic decor or cabin decor, which is such a cozy look for your winter decorating. Get all the repurposing details in her craft tutorial at www.sadieseasongoods.com . #rusticdecor #rusticcabindecor #cabindecor #draftstopper #sewing #upcycled #repurposed #flannelshirts

Stop that cold draft from coming in under the door. Simple homemade draft blocker repurposed from one leg of an old pair of jeans, fill it up, sew the ends shut and you are good to go. #frugal #frugallife #budgetfriendly #frugalliving #moneysaving #savingmoney #moneysavingtips #budget

Draft Stoppers: How to make simple, effective, DIY draft socks by recycling long [patterned socks.

Learn 16 ways to reduce energy costs this winter by making little changes (and a few big ones) around your home.

We have a issue with our gas fireplace. In the winter the cold air rushes in making it so cold. And we don't want to always have the fireplace on. Then in th…

Save a few bucks on your gas bill this winter with a super simple DIY draft blocker! You only need the most basic of sewing skills, promise!

If the cold air chills your home, air could be coming in from outside from under exterior doors. Keep the cold out out by creating an inexpensive, simple draft stopper you can place at the bottom...

Fireplace draft stoppers come in many forms, but they all have one thing in common: They keep your home warm by blocking out cold air.

It’s February in St. Louis. We all know what this means. It’s cold. While this winter hasn’t been near as bad as last year, we’ve had plenty of cold snaps & I’d be…

We have a issue with our gas fireplace. In the winter the cold air rushes in making it so cold. And we don't want to always have the fireplace on. Then in th…

door draft stopper custom length draught excluder by GreenDecor

I live in the Midwest, and it has been a cold, snowy winter! We didn't get all the home-maintenance done that we wanted to this fall, like replacing the weather…

During the inspection for air leaks in our home I came across a drafty fireplace. The previous owner put a glass door in front, but that didn't seem to stop the draft completely. Because we won't use the fireplaces, we have two, I decided to seal both up with rigid foam insulation.

Easy But Very Effective Door Draft Stopper: I was planning do make a door draft stopper for a long time, but the remix and the winterize contest were my starters' gun - finally. I found the https://www.instructables.com/id/Wonderful-World-Draft-Stopper/ and the https://www.instructables.com/…

Have you got a drafty fireplace???? I do! The calendar may only say November, but it has been cold around here lately, and not just cold, but windy too. And that means that I am once again reminded of how the cold air can make the unlit fireplace feel down right cold. Not to mention the loss of heat going right up the chimney. I’m thinking of having a new sealing damper put on, but until I do, I needed something to help keep the family room a little more comfortable. So I came up with an…

I live in the Midwest, and it has been a cold, snowy winter! We didn't get all the home-maintenance done that we wanted to this fall, like replacing the weather…

Happy Friday, my friends! Well, it feels happy but when I look out my front window, all I see are grey skies and the trees billowing in the harsh winds. Not very inviting! What's worse, that cold air is creeping into my house! EEK! That's why I am thrilled about today's post by our fabulous guest, Mindy! Her idea of a DIY Draft stopper couldn't come at a better time. Take it away, Mindy! Hi there, HowDoesShe readers! I'm Mindy from a {day} with lil mama here with a project perfect for the…

We live in a Cape Cod style home with dormers and slanted ceilings. The upper level consists of two bedrooms, a bath, a rec room and some un...