Magnetic Screen Door #magneticscreendoor Bug Block!

The summer time is the worst for those nasty little mosquitoes sneaking in the door. They are full of diseases and I don't want them in the house making a meal out of my family. My youngest son is the worst for leaving the door hanging wide open for them little vampires. Something had to been done.... Why is it little boys just can't seem to close doors behind them? 

We had the opportunity to try out this fantastic Magnetic Screen Door from http://iGotTech.com. First looking at it I was like how is this going to work. Honestly the instructions were so simple. My 7yr son and I installed it all by ourselves. Enough said right.

First we spread the screen out on the floor and added the double sided tape strip and cutting at the ends. The tape is attached to velcor and then you connect the other side to your wall. I attached to the trim around the door. This stuff is strong and can pull the paint and striping of the wall when you take the screen door down permanently. That is why I added it to the trim, I can replace it easier if needed. Nails are also included if you want to strengthen the applied screen door. Takes less than 10 minutes to keep the bugs out.

So the question is did it work and the answer is yes it did. We have been using the screen door for a couple of weeks and I can tell a difference from the mosquitoes entering from the back door. Things unique about the closing of this screen door it uses 26 powerful magnets and they are sewn into the inside of the material. It has a heavy mesh construction.

Let say you need to take down the screen simply pull it down and you can reconnect the velcro back together when your ready to put it back up. When installing you will want to add it to the side of the door opposite from opening. We have been happy with this product and you can visit amazon to get your very own Magnetic Screen Door like this one.

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