If you dont have a multi meter you can just use a test light.
Exactly. The beauty of the lamp is you don't need a meter, and it's much easier to see than a display or needle.
Turn off the ignition. Take the key out. Turn everything off, lights, stereo, etc. Shut the doors, trunk.
Take a 12v lamp in a socket with two wires attached. Any 12V light bulb will work, you just need it in a socket with the wires.
Unhook the hot side of the battery and put the bulb in series with the + post on the battery and the + cable (connect one wire from the 12v socket to the + post and the other to the + cable.)
The lamp should not be lit. If everything's off, there should not be enough current draw to illuminate it (you may see a very dim glow, if you do, no big deal). If it's draining big time like you say, it'll be lit up pretty brightly.
If you have long enough wires, you can run the bulb down to where you can watch it while you pull fuses. Use longer lengths of wire jumpers as needed NOTE: When you open the door, the dome light will come on and so will your test light. Take the dome lamp out, and any other interior lamp.
Now, as you pull fuses one at a time, the light will go out when you pull the one for the circuit that's causing the drain.