I want privacy from my neighbors for when I'm getting in or out of my outdoor tub. Will this work?
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I bought the golden/beige one and I use it to block the western sun. I really can't see anything through it in the daytime. I imagine if you and a light were behind it, it would probably show images/shadows.
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it's not opaque, and the slats are touch each other, so i'd think the only issue would be the dimensions of your neighbor's view...
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I think it'd work pretty well - it's pretty opaque. They may be able to see your silhouette but that's all.
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The product will install outdoors, but must be mounted so that water will not pool inside the housing.
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It isn't the quietest device but I'd think you'd be fine if the door was closed. You could consider a low playing radio in the background to mask it more.
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Unfortunately the unit has a motion sensor so it will detect any movement including the two legged kind. I would suggest setting up the unit at the foot of the property close the sidewalk or flowerbed facing towards the house. Then you have to remember its there or you will end up getting wet if you forget to turn the water off when you go to do the gardening ... lol.
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Depending on the size of your bathroom and if you have a large open area surrounding the tub you should have an easier time
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I have this outside currently (and it gets wet in the rain) blocking insects from getting into the house through weep holes in the brick and it's holding up nicely. I would not think it would get in the way of bathtub fixtures, but really depends on how you install it!
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You can move the Sound Slider to the "closed" position to block outside noise. Doing this will effectively reduce most outside noise.
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Hi Mike B,In my backyard I get watered far more than the wildlife. In your front yard you would have to place the unit with its "back" to the sidewalk or any area that people can use legitimately. The sensor would be "looking at" your front door catching motion well within your property where people should not be walking and where you can frighten the bunnies or stray dogs and cats that venture too far into your property.Good Neighbor Dave
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yeah I wouldn't put it directly in the path of water though. it's loud enough to be placed outside the shower if you don't want to risk it.
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I believe it will because it works in my kitchen and in the tub. It is very secure.
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I think that might work. It would stop the sound once closed. A motion detector might also work. This brand works great.
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dont forget neighbors that might be pluging into an outlet you have out side while your away all day or night
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This will definitely block people on the outside from seeing in the window, while allow you to see them at the same time. It will block some of the sunlight though during the daytime hours. However, when it is dark outside and you have a light on inside, the privacy you have is not as good.
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The wire as far as air flow should be fine unless it is very fine. I don't know about privacy. But the fiberglass will turn white.Think of this spray as a white spray paint that reflects light. I sprayed my address number on the curb. During the day the white numbers are apparent and white but at night when cars drive by and flash their headlights it has a reflective white appearance.
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Not sure if you are asking if it will keep your dog from urinating on the floor or just going near the area. If the dog steps on the mat a piercing sound will emit. I use it to keep my cat off the kitchen counters
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No, If water gets in it bad things will probably happen. The device detects motion through walls, better to keep in doors.
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No, it has to be installed outside the tub, however there are poles available that has grasp extensions that can be rotated so that it can be reached better