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2 Mesh Door Screens | 
 enlarge | Brand: Unknown
Category: Kitchen
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Rating:  3 reviews
Sales Rank: 151504
UPC: 052598503913
EAN: 0052598503913
ASIN: B000OBWWXS
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Product Description
FINALLY... a Door Screen that lets cool breezes in, keeps pesky bugs out, and opens with the ease of a curtain! An amazing convenience! Opens with ease... no sliding, no hinges... just pull it back like a curtain. When closed, its weighted bottom keeps it snug and secure to the door frame to keep bugs out. Great for cabins, apartments, garages... anywhere you want to catch a cooling breeze but don't have a screen door. And take it from me, it'll make a welcome replacement for your sliding screen door. Maintenance-free, with hook-and-loop top and side mounts for quick, easy installation. Cloth handles for easy entry and exit. Made of long-lasting polyethylene mesh. Measures 36 x 80"h. Fits inside any standard doorway. Order right away! 2 Mesh Door Screens
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 Works well, but not in the sun November 22, 2008
mec25a (Torrance, CA USA)
This product allowed me to open my door to get fresh air, without worrying about flies and mosquitoes coming in. It was easy to install and easy to get in and out of. And it is easy to remove as well. However, the sun dried up the glue holding the Velcro strips, and they fell off. I recommend using this product in a place where the sun is not beating down on it. Or else find a different way to keep the screen up in the sun.
 Good for keeping the bugs out, flimsy Velcro tabs are the weak point July 4, 2008
Jill Florio (Crestline, CA United States)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I got in and hung up my mesh curtains. They came with Velcro tabs and a weighted bottom. We stuck the tabs around the door frame - easy - and noted that the weighted bottoms kept the mesh curtains in place. We can easily put up the curtains and take them down as needed. During the day I roll them up and place them in a drawer.
The big test is at night when we have the doors open and the inside lights on. Usually we attract a huge moth colony in the living room. But now, several days into using the mesh curtains during the evening hours, we notice very few flying insects inside. A huge success!
The glue-on tabs are a tad flimsy (we will probably have to reglue them shortly). I don't think they were made to have someone put up and take down the curtains each night - I think you are just supposed to leave the curtains up all the time.
We take them down during the day because we need every breeze that can possibly enter the house. The curtain lets air through, certainly, but not as much as an open door with nothing blocking it.
We were also able to arrange the back porch mesh curtain so the dogs can go in and out as needed to potty at night, without our having to "let them out."
Overall the mesh curtains do the job we wanted - to let let some fresh, cooler air in at night and keep the bugs out. The price was right for this need. :)
For people who go in and out of their doors a lot (ie- families especially), the tabs holding up the curtain and tacking it to the sides of the doors will probably fail pretty quickly.
 bad, bad, bad July 14, 2007
J. Seibert (phila)
thank goodness they were only 9 dollars, they are aweful. They don't stay up!
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