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Most heat gets in through windows facing the sun. I cover the worst with aluminium foil (tin foil).
Also bans all the evil rays! Pew pew pewβ¦
damn that's pretty genius, although, doesn't the tin foil or the pocket between the window heat up?
Works best on the outside, but also on the inside itβs a very effective cheap solution.
Would recommend to fix with painters tape.
Yes. Foam or bubble wrap underneath the foil is best for performance over time, even just cardboard can be a meaningful improvement.
Genuine question, does this affect your phone signal at all?
No, never had any issues with GSM, 4G and 5G.
Cool, thanks :)
wouldn't that blind passerbys? i already suffer enough from people hanging CDs to spook pigeons. I think shutters would be best here if you're not in a rental
Yes. True. Depends on the angle.