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JML Snap Screen Door Screen & giveaway

JML Snap Screen Door Screen & giveaway

It’s that time of year again, creepy crawlies adventuring into the house, wasps parading round the windowsills and flies frantically buzzing through the house. It’s summer!

I love summer but the influx of bugs in the house drives me insane, to the point I usually refuse to open the windows or doors, which isn’t really practical when your house becomes as hot as the sun as soon as there’s a tiny bit of good weather.

Anything to deter creepy crawlies from setting up in our house is a welcome addition and I was keen to try out the JML Snap Screen door screen. It’s a protective door screen that allows fresh air into your home and unwanted creepy guests out.

At only £9.99 the price is hugely enticing and due to the generic design it’s suitable for a variety of users. It can be used over a standard single door, sliding doors or caravan door and is easy to install and remove so it can be reused in different locations if necessary.

There are no nails, tools or screws required to put up the screen, it didn’t seem top difficult to install but I’ll admit I supervised while Hubby did the hard work.

The screen comes in too separate strips, with have magnets down one side. We laid out the screens on the grass with the magnet sides facing each other.

The box also contains numerous Velcro pads which are to be stuck around the edge of the screens, these are what will affix the screen to your door frame.

The screens are to be placed on the inside of the door frame if your doors open outwards and on the outside if they open outwards. They were easy to place with the Velcro and seemed quite sturdy, though the screens were slightly too large for my door and left a slight overlap at the side. 

Once it was up it seemed sturdy enough and did what it was supposed too. The magnets are pretty strong and the screen closes quickly once you’ve entered or exited.

I’m not sure how it’ll withstand the little man and his dramatic entrances but it’s been up a couple of days so far and the the number of creepy crawlies in the house has dramatically reduced so it’s a hit with us. 

One of my readers can win a JML Snap Screen in black by completing the rafflecopter form below.


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84 Comments

  1. zoe somerfield
    6th June 2015 / 6:42 am

    Flies and wasps

  2. 6th June 2015 / 7:25 am

    The flies, the quiet ones are fine but it's the loud buzzy ones that seem to dive bomb I hate. I've already had to slaughter a little mosquito type thing that was behaving like a world war one fighter pilot and have food covers at the ready for the summer invasion.

  3. Maya Russell
    6th June 2015 / 8:09 am

    Although I know they are good for pollination and the fact they prey on small insects and caterpillars, I hate wasps. One way to deter them is to put ground coffee in a empty foil dish & light it with a match. The wasps don't like the fumes and stay away.

  4. 6th June 2015 / 8:34 am

    Fly's especially Blue Fly's I've got one in the house now It's driving me mad!

  5. 6th June 2015 / 9:52 am

    Bee's, wasps and anything that can sting me

  6. 6th June 2015 / 11:24 am

    I hate wasps. When they fly in through a window I catch them in a cup and leave them in there until they're dead. No way am I getting stung.

  7. 6th June 2015 / 11:26 am

    I hate wasps. When they fly in through a window I catch them in a cup and leave them in there until they're dead. No way am I getting stung.

  8. 6th June 2015 / 12:03 pm

    Wasps are bothersome. Also the fact that I am allergic to grass as it means I have to be careful on picnics!

  9. 6th June 2015 / 12:14 pm

    Being bitten by gnats 🙁

  10. 6th June 2015 / 3:24 pm

    flies and spiders

  11. 6th June 2015 / 5:39 pm

    Flies! I hate them, my dog loves to try and catch them. This is a great solution to my fly hate lol.

  12. 8th June 2015 / 11:48 am

    Hot nights, i love the summer , but when you cant get any sleep cause of the heat i get ratty. Especially this year as i'm 5 months pregnant x

  13. 8th June 2015 / 1:54 pm

    the bugs, and the ants

  14. Anonymous
    8th June 2015 / 2:20 pm

    wasps & flies!

  15. 8th June 2015 / 7:14 pm

    Wasps and those big spiders, who do they think they are coming into your home uninvited

  16. 9th June 2015 / 10:58 am

    Having to spend long days in work whilst what seems like everyone else is enjoying the sun (and for it to then rain on your days off!)

  17. 9th June 2015 / 11:11 am

    Wasps – and mosquitoes if it's warm enough

  18. 9th June 2015 / 7:11 pm

    Wasps and flies.

  19. Anonymous
    9th June 2015 / 8:04 pm

    Bees, wasps, ants, the heat (don't really like a lot about summer!)
    Jade H

  20. 9th June 2015 / 10:25 pm

    Wasps, Bee, Flys, Midgies – the list is endless x

  21. 10th June 2015 / 6:04 am

    Fruit flies – especially if I'm preparing melon

  22. 10th June 2015 / 11:07 am

    The Traffic and people that older kids ride on pavements.

  23. Spencer Wright
    10th June 2015 / 2:52 pm

    The only thing that bugs me during the summer is that, as a postman, I start delivering Christmas stuff, catalogues and the like! Enjoy the summer people! Worry about Xmas in December!

  24. emma kinsey
    10th June 2015 / 3:38 pm

    hayfever

  25. Julie Jones
    10th June 2015 / 6:06 pm

    Ants, ever since I had hundreds of them in one of my kitchen cupboards a few years ago they make my skin crawl and feel dirty.

  26. Anonymous
    10th June 2015 / 7:28 pm

    I don't like the heat, if we could have the sunshine without the temperature it would be perfect.

  27. 10th June 2015 / 7:55 pm

    Moths, flies, too hot, I could go on. I'm not a summer person at all.

  28. 10th June 2015 / 9:11 pm

    I hate the heat, I'm definitely an autumn person

  29. 10th June 2015 / 10:14 pm

    I hate the fact that every summer I get a year older lol

  30. Gfoster
    11th June 2015 / 9:54 am

    Fly free summer…great

  31. Anonymous
    11th June 2015 / 12:28 pm

    Hayfever!
    Gul

  32. Marie B
    11th June 2015 / 1:31 pm

    I hate it how flies and wasps manage to find their way into the house through an open door or window but can never find their way out again. Oh..and gnats and mosquitos that buzz at night!

  33. 11th June 2015 / 1:38 pm

    Insects that sting or bite!

  34. Anonymous
    11th June 2015 / 2:58 pm

    Too much heat
    (Spencer Broadley)

  35. 11th June 2015 / 8:01 pm

    Bugs and being too hot and being stuck in the office when it's a gorgeous day outside!

  36. 11th June 2015 / 9:07 pm

    Not being able to sleep when it doesn't cool down during the night

  37. sgough
    11th June 2015 / 9:25 pm

    Always the flies!

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