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I've had this for over a year now to separate my small kitchen from the living room. I have an older home with lots of drafts and no kitchen exhaust. This was especially needed winter to keep the cold from creeping into the living room, so the insulation effect works. The curtain also helps to keep all the kitchen smells and summer heat put of the rest of the house The fit is as expected and does well in the door way. A perfect renter friendly option to help keep the kitchen in the kitchen.

This seals tightly, blocks all light, is about as thick as a wool shirt, fit perfectly in the doorway and hasn't shown any signs of coming off at all. The magnets are very strong (but not inconveniently so). The color is vivid and not faded.....yeah pretty much everything I was looking for.

This thermal curtain is great....It's easy installation. I made it difficult by hanging it on the wrong side of the door so I have to find replacement adhesive and re hang it. The curtain it is thick, the magnets are strong and the adhesive sticks tight and my cat walked through it easily.

I was skeptical. My house faces the west and I live in the south so the summer sun beating on the front of the house makes my ac run nonstop from noon til 3am. My cats have scratched the weather strip off the bottom of the front door as well so a lot of heat (and cold air in the winter) was coming in. I wasn’t sure this door curtain would make much of a difference but it has made a HUGE difference!! My ac still runs as much but the hallway doesn’t get as hot and I do feel it definitely adds the extra insulation. It was pretty easy to install and the adhesive & Velcro are both strong. I gave 4 stars instead of 5 because I wish they had an option for white Velcro instead of black because I want to take this down when the weather is more mild and I don’t want to have to look at the black strip around the door frame but I also don’t want to rip it off and repaint every summer & winter either because I will use this in both seasons.

This keeps the hot &cold weather out of the house and leaves easy access to the doorway.

Works great at sealing a small office running a window AC unit.

Review date: 2-11-2025, Revision: A.These aren't as I expected. I expected they'd be insulated. They're not.These are very densely woven material. They seem to be good at blocking drafts.They do seem to help (TBD). I just wish they were insulated.My problem I'm trying to solve:Most of my basement is cement. However, the front and very back parts, are just craw spaces, exposed to just dirt. The basement access are stairs and they are exposed to this rear crawl space. The wood steps and walls in the basement stairwell is just one layer of wood and provides little insulation. The stairwell is way colder than my cement basement. Anyway, the stairwell connects to a small room that's next to the kitchen (this is were I plan to add the thermal curtain).In my early 1900's partially insulated updated house, the living room is heated to 64F (North wall) - 73F (depending were measured), the kitchen is at least 10 degrees colder. This because the aforementioned basement access. Today's daytime outside temperature is 27F (its was -5F a while ago), while the stairwell is 42F. The cerement part of the basement, is usually around 55F. So the stairwell is pretty cold and this makes thew kitchen cold.I'll update this review, as I have more time to evaluate how well these thermal curtain work...S/ Antenna Man

There is a section of my two-story house that is off of the main heating system, though the two rooms there have baseboard heaters. We don't really use those rooms, but during our winter bathroom renovations, the contractors put our toilet in one of those rooms to be able to more easily work on other parts of the bathroom. Since we're in the upper Midwest, this meant heating that room a bit was necessary, but we know that section of the house is not well insulated and didn't want to drain our money heating the whole area. This curtain is amazing and did its job well.On one side of the curtain, a dish of water I left out to test the hallway's chill ended up completely frozen to solid ice in a couple of hours. On the other side of the curtain, it was a nice and cozy temperature. It also works as a nice sound insulator: the tile guy put his wet saw in that room and unless he left the curtain open, the sound was definitely less intense.Only real downsides to this are:* The adhesive is not great. Part of the wall we used it on is brick, so we couldn't make use of the included tacks there. If your wall or ceiling is largely made of something difficult to put a nail or screw into, don't depend on this adhesive alone to help. The Velcro itself, however, is quite strong (much stronger than the adhesive—tugging on the Velcro will peel the curtain off the wall unless it is secured with tacks or nails).* The adhesive was also a bit tricky to peel and kept sticking onto the sides of the protective backing/release liner. Peeling somewhat slowly was helpful, but not enough to prevent the issue from reoccurring.For me, those were minor inconveniences compared to the benefits of this product overall.