Does anyone know if it blocks visibility well at night for privacy?
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Absolutely! I stood right next to the glass and my husband confirmed that you cannot make out a figure.
169093
If you stood right up next to it, back lit and it was dark outside. People could tell someone was home but they wouldn't be able to say oh that's Mary for example it'd be more like hey a blob just passed that window.
169094
Yes, it does block well for privacy. The light shines through but it is diffused and cannot be defined from the outside. I am very pleased with the results for privacy issues.
1551187
They do a really good job of blocking out light. They also do well at not touching my eyes while I'm sleeping either so I think it might work well for you too.
1976199
Yes. It completely blocks out the light.I hang it in front of my garage window.
836390
I have the black, gray and green curtain. It's thin enough to allow light in, but still able to provide plenty of privacy. Hope this helps.
1507742
I had mine up for a few days (getting ready for a party). It will only partially block sunlight, it's just a semi-thin plastic material. It's very pretty but not practical for long term. It's funny I should receive this question though because I can actually point you in the right direction of something that will block out all light. I recently purchased 3 'Shift Shades' for my kids rooms. They're simple and not much to look at but they block out all light all day long!! You can look them up on Amazon, but I bought them directly from their site because it was cheaper. Hope this helped.
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While the Coolaroo does an outstanding job of knocking down direct sun rays, I would suggest that it will, at night, distort inside images somewhat from outside views. It will not provide a high degree of privacy. Our shades are made of a woven material that I would rate a medium tight in the weave. Thus, in the day, from inside the lanai, I can see images outside with moderate distortion.
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No Richard. My experience is it will not do much to diffuse bright light at night. The product is very effective in blocking vision into the home in the daytime, but at night it is the reverse. It allows everything and everyone a clear sight line inside the home. If you want to completely keep light out of an area, I would suggest blackout curtains. I've use them for years because I am very UV sensitive and they block 95% of daytime light and 100% of night light. There are many styles, sizes and price options are very reasonable, they work, and they really help to reduce heating and cooling cost. Hope this helps. Elaine
430906
Yes. I think it would block MOST of the light, but probably not a complete black-out. After all - it's not a solid piece, but louvred. Good luck.
821539
Hi Mike, Thanks for your question.The window have zip up covers that should be helpful for darkening at night.
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The instructions with this visor clearly state that you must not look through it, because the plastic will distort any view. It's more of a visor extension. It doesn't brighten the night time view, it darkens it, but I guess it could help cut down on glare from overhead street lighting.
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Hi, I can't see it at night. I have good eyesight and frustratingly, through the years I have been gullible enough to purchase different brands of these NON-seeable clocks!! Also, the onesthat are seeable require that you reach for the clock and press a button...how ridiculous is that on a cold night?...A highly Un-recommended product.
933425
It works great for blocking light. It would be great for someone who has to sleep during the day or shares a room with a night owl. Wish I'd had one of these in college!
927290
Absolutely, first thing I did was try it on myself and my brother-in-law. It's very disorienting if you're on the receiving end! If you're behind the light, you can still see well enough to be effective.
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Yes it doe s and that is the main reason we bought them. Also gives a lot of privacy but a person can see in with a light on at night and you can see out side during the day.
1486365
People can see through this. It's designed to minimize sun light so it is transparent. I'm sure at night time it helps, but any light will help to see through it.
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I have not used it at night but it works well at dusk. Cant beat it for the price. You want something that works at night go gen 3 night vision or thermal, but $$$
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I use it with limited visibility degradation. I do suggest you check your state laws though.