Can I use these on my room window in my house? I don't care if it looks ugly, &will it ruin the window?
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No, it will not ruin your window. It just uses static cling to stay in place.
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I don't know why you couldn't use them on a window of a house. The sticky film looks bumpy so they might not look great from the outside looking in, but they look great on the inside (if that's where you are going to put them). I don't see why it would ruin your window.
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Hello, With me I would put both sets on the windows because I like sets, but they can be bought long enough to use 1 set for both windows, just be a little crafty with your own ideas on splitting up the curtains.
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You betcha! I use them with Windex, sometimes just plain water, and my windows are streak free. I also use them to clean my eye-glasses; again, streak free.
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From what I remember, no, they should not be bent. How big is the window you are trying to cover? The trick to getting all the 'bubbles' out and flat is to start with one side and smoothe it out as you are pressing the other side with your other hand.
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I'm not sure. They stay on walls really good. I think they could as long as you didn't peal them on and off.my worries is that due to weather your windows go from hot to cold they might lose there sticky. But then again we all have our heat on in.the winter. Its a cute idea..I say try it..
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I don't know why on earth you would want to put them on a window, but all you need is spray adhesive made for foam. Most ordinary adhesives will dissolve the foam. If you spray just the foam and adhere them, they can just be pulled off. If you spray both the window and the foam, let them dry to tack, and then join them, forget about removing without tearing up the foam.
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That's exactly what I do why mine. Works well but there are some issues.The IR lights can cause an intolerable reflection off the glass. You may need to cover them with black tape.Also sun glare of the window glass can be an issue, best to point it away from the direction of the sunlight.
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Hi...I placed the stickers on the inside of my car window. I felt they would last longer than being on the outside of the window. You just have to make sure they are not in your way of seeing out of that window. I hope you enjoy them as much as I do!
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No I installed mine in many window frames. They work great after a year of use. Roles in smooth and holds up very well against the sun too. I was worried they would be too dark but they are a perfect balance. You can see through them just great. I hope this helps you.
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Absolutely not. My window is the same. This thing is garbage. I'd definitely get a different one.
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I guess that could be true as all the windows probably won't be covered. BUT...it definitely lessens the heat on myself after I put them up. I have even put one on top of another at times when I wanted more shade. They are so versatile, awesome and cheap! You can put them up quickly and take them down quickly (which I often do when we change direction and sun is in a different place or if blocking view for driver). I also often fold one in half and stick it on part of my passenger side window when I don't need the whole window covered. TIP: I found when I put them on the dash in the sun to warm up for awhile before putting them up, they cling better. Hope that helps!
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Hi you definitely could use it, this are removable plastic sheets. It wont damage anything. They are not to leave it on your window always, there are just for the moment the sun is there, after you take it off and put it back in the box for next use.
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No, these stickers are made for walls and look great! For a window will look good but only from one side
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Hi Benjamin,I put the decals on the inside of the window. It is not a perfect deterrent, but it does help.Lin
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Hi, Jessica. Yes, you definitely could. They are clear, so they wouldn't be very noticeable. I have similar ones under my glass table. I use them for cupboards, drawers, signs on doors, etc. They hold up well and a more cushiony, yet strong, than the typical foam ones that come with most cabinets.
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No they are self locking and do not damage window or need to be screwed in. I would also suggest looking at a spring tension type bar that goes across the window. These work but sometimes aren't quite as secure as I would have hoped.
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Depends on the thickness of your wallpaper. Thin wallpaper as is on sheetrock it peels so I do not think it is a good idea to use them unless you check it on a hidden area that won't hurt if it rips it