We put four store-bought draught excluders, from Screwfix, Dunelm and Wayfair, against two DIY options to find the best draught excluder for front doors.

Discover how to make a draught excluder with our free sewing pattern. It's the perfect piece to place under doors and window sills doors to save on bills.

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Temperatures are plummeting across the UK - but as energy bills are set to rise further in the new year, households might want to consider draught excluders as a cheaper method to keep warm during ...

HOUSEHOLDS are trying to save money as prices soar – and using a simple draft excluder could slash as much as £45 off energy bills. Keeping cold air out and hot air in with a draught ex… ...

Draught excluders, door brushes and even a new letter plate for your letterbox will all help, too. Reconsider your window treatments as well.

7. Draught Excluders “A draught excluder is a device that prevents the cold, outdoor air from entering your home through any gaps in entry points.

A 'really cute' Highland cow draft excluder made one Dunelm shopper 'smile every day'. Fans said the Henry Highland Cow Draught Excluder was a 'lovely addition to the home' and also 'did the job ...

Invest in a draught excluder – under £10 Get a draught excluder ASAP (Picture: Amazon) Draught excluders are an incredibly cost-effective way to stop draughts in their tracks and keep heat in.

Our test to find the best draught excluder for a front door revealed that a simple and free DIY solution outperformed the rest. We compared four popular shop-bought draught excluders for doors, ...

You can employ professional draught-proofers who will use the right materials to block cold air from entering the house, but for a less expensive quicker fix, a well-placed draught excluder can really ...