AMAZON is selling a winter essential for just 99p that will keep your home warm and help you save on energy bills.
As temperatures begin to drop, get your hands on this easy-to-use product that will help you to hold off from putting the heating on.
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Amazon’s 99p winter essential
Shoppers have been racing to Amazon to snap up the teeppo draft excluder for doors and windows ahead of the colder months.
Retailing from 99p the self-adhesive rubber foam offers the perfect, budget solution for keeping your home warm this winter.
Made of high quality EPDM material with cold/heat, pressure, and aging resistance.
It is very suitable for reducing dust, pests, noise, cold wind in winter and heat in the summer.
It also performs well in anti-collision, reducing wear on window/door while opening and closing.
The flexible strips of material can be applied to the edges of windows and doors to help with insulation and prevent the entry of drafts and moisture.
They will also help you to save on energy and keep your electricity running costs down.
Blocks out noise, dust and cold
Customers find the excluder easy to install and appreciate its effectiveness, with one mentioning it helps reduce outside noise and dust.
They said: “It effectively blocked out cold air, noise, and dust, making for a better environment overall.”
Another happy shopper wrote: “Since installing this, I can confidently say: cold air SHALL NOT PASS!”
“It is very easy to use and stick to the surfaces you need. I bought it because I was living in a shared house and needed some noise isolation for the door since the door frame and door was not even touching.
“So a lot of noise was coming from outside. I used this and is blocked a lot of noise coming from the door,” added another.
While a fourth said: “Very easy to install, just tear off as much as you need to from one of the four strips on the roll”
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