Will these films help to reduce the heat in the summer and cold in the winter?
135347
No, this film is not designed for heat reduction. If you would like to reduce the heat, you would need to look into a reflective film
135348
That is why we bought them for, but we live in South Florida so in my case it did not really help in that matter, or at least we did not notice any difference.
756276
The thermal ones would, but I would be too hot. I think a smart wool would work better. Michigan winter. Depends on your intensity of workout
364410
Yes, the only thing is going to keep you cool like A/C. But, they keep the sun off your arms and by doing this it helps a lot to keep you cooler. More so then nothing. I still use sun block on my arms before I put them on.
1153605
Yes it will help- it is meant for temp insulation, but it also helps with sound to a lesser degree.
967941
Yes I only used this during the winter time because the material is hot. I am not going to use this during the spring or summer.
62918
Yes, you can change the direction the blades spin, so you can use it to help spread cold air in summer and warm air in winter.
1842749
Either one will work and It is actually a good Idea, This will help save a little money and contain the heat provided by the wrap.
2258848
I've not noticed but I only had them during this winter (cold). There's no reflective coating so I'm guessing they wouldn't keep the heat out. I'm assuming you're referring to something like a windshield reflector that covers the entire full windshield. Even if they were reflective they're not big enough to cover the entire windshield.
22979
I got these covers in cold weather . I know it Will be easier to install in warmer weather . I canot answer your ?
388237
I don't know about the coating specifically. I can tell you from experience that we installed the film on the door which faces the west side of our house and it is noticeably cooler on the curtain and the floor when the afternoon/evening sun swings around. We are very happy with its performance. Looking at the box, the label says it's designed to reject up to 70% of Sun's heat (thats kind of funny, in a way) and up to 93% of the UV rays. It is more reflective on on the outside facing side, and slightly tinted on the interior facing side. It changes the color spectrum of our garden when we're looking outside but it's sort of like looking at it through sunglasses.The temperature difference was noticeable right away. it is suggested to install it on cool glass before the sunlight is coming through. I think this is a good idea.
2252179
I watched some Utube videos to get a better understanding of temperature and application methods and issues. I used this product in the middle of winter in my kitchen. It worked very well for me. I strongly recommend that you wear a good filtering air mask as the fumes are very strong.
1907364
No, they will make them warm. These are the thin, non-wind proof base layer and must be used together with a insulating top layer (wool is the best). As a result you'll hands and feet will keep warm :-) This materials function is based on friction, not insulation. Moving and rubbing hands together will create warmth inside this base layer, the insulating top layer will keep the created warmth inside :-)
1071705
I use mine for both summer and winter..it is very well built and made covering for the winter much easier.
222271
Not sure if you could use it to prevent. This stuff gets pretty hot when exposed to water and the effectiveness will eventually taper off. I would think even a small snow fall would activate it for a little while and then you would need to lay down more.
1749269
If it is during the warmer summer months, we provide ice packs. At this time of year melting is not a problem.
270942
I have found it absolutely effective in summer to keep it much cooler inside but have not noticed a difference in the winter. If you do use it, be sure to read the reviews on installation, especially the part of having two people, using lots of lubricant (slightly soapy water works fine), and using the clothes pins to weight it down. Install the least visible door first, so you can learn by your mistakes. Be aware that you can pull too hard and stretch the material, and wind up with creases as a result.
982329
This product is difficult to work with. It requires technique to squeeze out the air bubbles between the film and window after managing to get the sheet positioned on the glass to begin with. A cold window makes it more difficult to get it applied. Once on it will adhere to a "chilled window" but I do not know what happens if you get to really cold temps.