Clever Grocery Store Bag Hack to Keep Cold Air at Bay

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Clever Grocery Store Bag Hack to Keep Cold Air at Bay – We all have them … a numerous amount of grocery store plastic bags. Since you cannot get out … you can use these in those cracks to help limit the cold drafty air from coming in.

Clever Grocery Store Bag Hack to Keep Cold Air at Bay

So you need to insulate your entry door? Can’t get out due to the weather? Then this hack is for you.

Clever Grocery Store Bag Hack to Keep Cold Air at Bay - We all have them … a numerous amount of grocery store plastic bags. Since you cannot get out … you can use these in those cracks to help limit the cold drafty air from coming in. Duck, Duck, PIN!

I used a chop stick to help push it in the crack. I noticed right away the draft lessen. This works great if you are stuck inside or cannot get to add proper insulation.

This is temporary and if you open the door, will require you to restuff those cracks at the door.

Stay safe and stay warm! I hope you enjoyed this hack!

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