What side is supposed to face up? The gray cloth side or the black plastic side?
622537
I don't know but the two layers will peel apart very shortly and you will throw this rip off away and realize you've been taken.
622538
The gray cloth side is up to absorb any oil spills. The black plastic side is down so the oil doesn't go through to the floor. We have 1 for our car and 2 under our bicycles and love them!
622539
The cloth is up to soak up the oil. The bottom plastic will protect from soaking into your floor. It is very nice. I found that putting some weight on corners helps, if you use in a carport, where wind might blow up the corners.
865530
One side. I'm assuming it's that way to give it stability and protection. It folds in half making the black buttom part the harder shell
38491
One side has a nice covering and the other is black and hard. It's self explanatory once it comes out of the packaging.
460833
i have the clear thin one. you dont notice it is there. i originally wanted the black thick one because i think they look better but someone mentioned the thick one gets in the way. i didnt want to take the chance
2227233
This particular one faces the right.....however there is one that faces the left but I think it's colored
1859369
With the Filtrete material that I received recently, the instructions do not say anything about how to place the filter material so that one particular side faces the oncoming air and therefore the other side faces the outgoing air. I cannot see any difference between the two sides of the material that I received most recently, i.e. the reinforcing mesh is either on both sides or is centered. I vaguely seem to remember that several years ago, the instructions used to differentiate between the two sides and I could see that the reinforcing mesh was on one side rather than on both sides or centered. I'm assuming that you received your FIltrete material recently and the two sides seem identical.
2249051
The silver side is the reflective side, so the other writer probably had that facing in. If you have the silver side facing out of your windows, it might be effective to reflect heat and glare.
1918149
The top side is patterned vinyl. The cloth should go on smoothly but not slip.
296753
I have no idea. I never could find a definitive answer anywhere. Even the box doesn't state which side is up. I used mine both ways and I honestly never noticed a difference either way.
1883953
The BROWN side faces UP. Hope that helps. It's the best barrier I've found, & I've tried LOTS!!
1198099
I believe the material is the same on both sides - so either would work well! I didn't notice the difference.
872550
The fabric is black allowing better see through in daylight. It would be nice if they made it in grey.
1783161
There is a ruberized side that the directions said should be on the projection side. I did not experiment with both sides and I am very happy with the ruberized side out.
2240593
There is a textured side and a smooth side. I would put the textured side up.
1937612
The black "thingy" should be up so that the all white side is toward the food being steamed. The black part works with the vent holes so that they can be opened or closed (you can see the black through the holes when open). I close during steaming and then open before I remove the lid to release the steam.
606423
It is on the side in an additional piece. We never put it on for our kiddo, so I can't speak to how well it works.
1832133
I don't remember a black or white side. Mine was 1 color or all vinyl. And I think either side stuck to the window. I still have mine on and I've taken it off a couple of times and still sticks. Love it. I don't know if this helps