I want to make some sausage draft excluders for our drafty doors this year. Any ideas what to use to stuff them? I think rice would be good but bad if it gets damp or mice might sniff it out. The poly fill for cushions might be too light.
Any ideas?
Thanks
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11-17-2007 #1
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What to use as stuffing for a draft excluder?
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RE: What to use as stuffing for a draft excluder?
My mom has made a couple with cheap kitty litter or sand (it was encased in a plastic bag and then covered with the fabric.)
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RE: What to use as stuffing for a draft excluder?
Ooooh, kitty litter is a good idea. I'm making the sausages tonight so I'll go get some in the morning. Thanks for the idea.
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11-17-2007 #4
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RE: What to use as stuffing for a draft excluder?
Dried lentils or beans!
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