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Turn one sweater into a draft stopper
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Take a worn sweater, fold it into a tube, and use a little extra length so it sits snugly at the door’s base. Fill it with rice, dried beans, kitty litter, or bead stuffing, then tie or close the ends without sewing. Lay it along the threshold, and the draft, noise, and light are softened while the room feels warmer and more settled.
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