Instruction: Evaluate the answerability of a question by analyzing the related document, outputting yes if the document contains information addressing the question, and no otherwise.

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Question: Can it work with interior bedroom doors and hardwood floors?
Document: This product is terrible. Its construction is flimsy and did not work with any door in my house. The guards are made of styrofoam, which failed to provide the durability required to open and close the doors without bending.
I decided to go ahead and get two of these because you can see daylight through my doors and my PG&E bill was ridiculous. They are PERFECT. They easily cut to size, and slipped right in place, and they stay put when opening & closing the doors. Super happy with them.
What attracted me to this offer was the price and the extra covers.The product does the job, in a satisfactory fashion. To get better resolts one has to work with itand adjust it.
Sealing an interior door is of course a NO NO if you do not have a return air vent so keep that in mind.More about the product...The twin draft guard comes with 4 cases 3 of which are seasonal or holiday themed.You will probably be using the standard brown most of the time.
Keeps bugs from coming in under the interior garage door. Since installing I've noted a distinctly lowered number of sightings of the palmetto bugs that plague us here in florida. It was very easy to &#34;Install&#34; if you could call sliding it under the door and then using a pair of scissors to cut it down to size installation. I didn't use the holiday covers but I'm a guy and can't ever be bothered to decorate.I highly recommend this to the draft guards you nail on.
Great product! I have laminate floors, and I just got a roommate, so I got this to minimize the noise I hear when they get up in the morning. It works really well! It slides on the door frame a little bit, but I used some tacks under the door to hold it in place, and that worked perfectly. Otherwise no complaints. Get it!
I purchased the twin draft guard in an effort to reduce household noise in our bedroom. We have a busy household and no office space so every little bit helps. By itself, the twin guard is just that; a little bit. It will reduce the sound entering a door but yo uwill also need to seal the other 3 sides with a self adhesive 3/8 rubber seal like the ones sold by M-D Building products.
works...kinda flimsy...does what it says it will but you could easily use a towel & pvc piping or an old sheet....not really impressed
thought the foam would be in one long piece without taping them together.
You get what you pay for. It's a neat idea and it possibly works just fine in other applications, but not for me. I have a wide door over hard wood that goes out into the hallway of my condo building and I wanted to keep the door air tight, but this item isn't long enough and it just gets caught under the door every time it closes.
Answer: no