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Maintenance & Renovation, Patio Decorating · March 28, 2022

What Kind of Magnetic Screen Door Should I Get?

What Kind of Magnetic Screen Door Should I Get?

A magnetic screen door adds extra privacy to your home, while also providing an easy way to keep the bugs out of your house during the summer months. With so many different kinds of magnetic screen doors available on the market, however, it can be hard to figure out which one to choose based off reviews alone. That’s why we’ve decided to make this article; so you can learn about some of the top-rated magnetic screen doors on the market and find out what exactly makes them so great! If you’re ready to learn more, keep reading!

Fabric vs. Mesh

When comparing magnetic screen doors, many buyers ask which is better: fabric or mesh. The answer to that question depends on your preferences and personal taste. Because most magnetic screens can be cut to fit any size door, it doesn’t really matter which one you choose—just make sure you know how much your new magnetic storm door costs before committing to a purchase. Also, check with your local electric company to make sure a fabric or mesh magnet will not interfere with the wireless signal in your home. Some high-tech homes use very low frequencies for their Internet connection, so if you have an older router (or none at all), then mesh might be a good option for you. If not, then either material will work just fine.

Magnetic vs. Velcro

The most obvious difference between magnetic and velcro is that one requires magnets, while the other uses a heavy-duty adhesive (usually on metal doors). If you want your home to stay free from harmful chemicals, then magnetic is for you. No adhesives means no residue. Magnetic screen doors come in both full and half sizes. Whichever one you choose, we recommend buying two – having an extra means that if something happens to one, there’s a backup ready and waiting. While most people think of these as safety measures, they can also help save energy when used properly. In the summer months, they keep bugs out without letting hot air in; in the winter months, they keep heat inside without letting cold air out. All screens are not created equal: Some will sag or tear after only a few weeks of use; others will stand up to even large pets and still remain fully functional years later.

Unconventional Materials

Magnetic screen doors have become a popular alternative to those made with other materials. It’s an excellent choice for those who don’t like the traditional aluminum and mesh variety. But they aren’t your only option. With so many different manufacturers, it can be hard to figure out which one will work best for you! We have done our research and found some unconventional materials that might surprise you. One of which is the Orblue Bug Zapper Swatter. It uses powerful UV light to lure insects onto its surface, where they are electrocuted by tiny electrodes on its head. While it looks and sounds gruesome, we all know flies spread diseases and transmit harmful bacteria (eww!). And if you want a way to protect yourself from mosquitos without using harmful chemicals or spraying pesticides around your home or garden then there’s no better solution than an electric fly swatter.

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Welcome to Prim Mart! I'm Katharine, a mom, wife, and blogger with a passion for all things related to homemaking and enjoying life. Prim Mart was founded in 2001 and has grown from just a craft blog to an online lifestyle magazine filled with helpful and creative articles for you!

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