00:00Best doorstoppers under $8 that protect walls
00:03Every single time that door swings too far, the wall takes the hit.
00:08Scuff marks, dents, holes.
00:11After testing a pile of options under $8, these are the ones that actually saved my walls.
00:16First up is the transparent silicone floorstop.
00:20Just under $4, $3.52, 4.9 stars, nearly 5,000 sold.
00:26It sits on the floor, no drilling, no adhesive showing, and the clear silicone basically disappears
00:31against the baseboard. If your door has a metal or rubber tip, this one eats the impact before
00:37your drywall ever feels it. This is the one I'd buy first.
00:42Second is the self-adhesive handle bumper. Just under $4, $3.97, and almost 5,000 people
00:49already grabbed it. You peel the backing, stick it right behind the handle, and the door handles
00:55itself from there. It's silicone, so it takes the bump quietly. Not for heavy doors, but for the
01:02bedroom door that swings open while you're carrying coffee, it's perfect.
01:06Third is the safety silicone wedge stopper. $3.95, 4.9 stars, over 4,500 sold.
01:14This is the rear retainer style, so you can slide it under the door and leave it in position,
01:19door stays open, stays out of the way, and nothing touches the wall behind it.
01:23Great for home offices where the door hits the desk every time you leave.
01:28Fourth is the 100-piece pack of self-adhesive rubber and silicone pads. $3.48, cheapest on
01:34the list, and it comes with a hundred of them. Cabinet doors, drawer fronts, chair legs, all
01:40of it. Honestly the value here is unreal, hundred pads for under $4, 4.9 stars. Buy one and forget
01:48where you put it, because you'll use up 30 in a week. Alright, all 5 links are down in
01:53the description. If this saved your walls, hit like, and subscribe I'll keep testing the
01:59cheap stuff that actually works.
