Can this be used to close the gap on windows? in winter the small gaps on my bed room windows allows cold air to come in
1080620
I would think only if you use a regular spray paint that has sealant in it or just use foam tape or caulking.
1080621
This is just a tool you place on a can so you can get can contents out with a trigger pull instead of pushing down on the button on top of the can. It doesn't contain any product contents. If the spray insulation you are using has a traditional spray button with a narrow tube to direct the foam, you should be able to use it. You would put the Can Gun on the can button first and then feed the narrow tube through the front of the can gun into the hole on the front of the button.
1080622
This item is only a trigger to be used on something like a can of spray paint.
1080623
I suppose you can break this item into many pieces and glue them into the window gap.
1813251
No, if its relatively new I'd return it as defective. Frankly, I have not used mine this winter since it leaves so much condensation around it. I got a much smaller one next to my bed....
1115881
It'll be up to you to make sure that you fit it snugly to your window opening - some weather-sealing foam tape is provided but to get a really good seal you'd probably want to pick up an extra roll. The unit itself seems like it's got some airflow to the outside, but not as much as other units I've used - if you're really concerned you can also pick up a cover for the inside or outside of the unit that can be fitted when you're not using it.
1319339
Joe, you can do it, but it will reduce the volume of air that it is pulling through. By reducing it may cause problems with the fan in the future.
1255521
it makes a difference in my apartment...although there is about a 3 inch gap at the bottom because i didn't realize that it was too short for the my doorway, but i decided i needed the privacy so i left it in place. it does make difference in the temp of the room, it keeps it cooler with ac and warmer with heater.
698041
Yes I have used this temp gun for that. It's wonderful!!! Found the areas in my home where cold air was coming in so that I could patch it up. So worth buying this
596746
Sure. You could use as big of a window as you like if you are willing to make a cover for what the spacer doesn't cover.
1319133
It seals cold air but isn't designed to block noise. It might help a little
1879321
I wouldn't recommend it only because it smells pretty strong. I do spay the bottom and sides of my mattress and crank the fan on high and open windows. It does the trick but I never spay the top.
1596403
The width is adjustable so that would be okay. You don't say if your window has a sash that raises & lowers. If you can raise and lower the glass to adjust the size that the window is open to the air- the height of the open space, this might work fine.
657145
Basically I bought this panel for an unused door between my living area and my tenant's bedroom. It workers great on blocking the noise and I use many screws to close the gap between the panel and the wall. I never open the door again since I put the panel on. So I guess if you want to get the best result on blocking the noise better to screw the edge on the wall, because any gap would cause the noise come in. But if you need to open the window or door to get air and light I think this panel will be kind of heavy to move around like those curtains.
679085
Joseph, if you are "not" going to use the fireplace at all during the winter, then using the plastic will work "if" you have four sides that you can tape to. It works "the best" if you have an "Air Pocket" between the fireplace and the plastic...just like a window ceil and the window has an air pocket. Hope this helps.
1327633
A window would be an ideal smooth surface for adhesion, however if you live in the northern climes and the window gets extremely cold it may effect adhesion. The weight should be no problem.
621740
it will definately take the chill out of the air, but since it is uninsalated and has 17 windows that probablly leak air, you will probably need two. If the room was insulated it would keep it warm
1214156
I have used a similar product to seal a door casing. It expanded too much and the door wouldn't close after. Use caution around doors and windows.
24282
Yes you can. BUT you have to install it very well not to have a slight opening/a crack, so to speak, that lets in cold air. Must be aligned perfectly which we couldn't quite achieve. So we wound up putting strips of clear weatherproof tape all down that crack which meant we can't slide open the door without tearing lose the tape. But, it is so convenient for the cats, we are living with a door that can't be open.
2179897
I have used bubble wrap over my in window airconditioners for several years. And also over draftyl windows. It is a good insulator and the the drafts do not get through - Dot