Yeah this is confusing AF to me I’ve literally have some of this in my Amazon cart for like 2 years
It seems difficult to put on its essentially window tint. It’s shatter-resistant so it helps with flying objects and can make it more difficult for a break-in, and it deflects outside sounds. It’s cheap AF and comes in aqua, green, pink, amber, yellow, blue, black, and “silver” which gives an HD effect to the stuff outside. It’s easy on the eyes, and doesn’t look darker inside, the light’s just not harsh at all.
Reduces indoor temp by up to 12°
Plenty of Amazon reviewers have test vids.
Should prob go through with that purchase soon it’s only like $16 but it seems difficult to adhere to the window. It’s v thin and you use soapy water and a credit card to squeege out the bubbles. People say it takes hours to do, so I’ve been procrastinating.
I guess these researchers didn’t try Google Shopping first lol
sunybunny420 t1_iv97455 wrote
Reply to comment by dalwen in Researchers designed a transparent window coating that could lower the temperature inside buildings, without expending a single watt of energy. This cooler may lead to an annual energy saving of up to 86.3 MJ/m² or 24 kWh/m² in hot climates by mossadnik
Yeah this is confusing AF to me I’ve literally have some of this in my Amazon cart for like 2 years
It seems difficult to put on its essentially window tint. It’s shatter-resistant so it helps with flying objects and can make it more difficult for a break-in, and it deflects outside sounds. It’s cheap AF and comes in aqua, green, pink, amber, yellow, blue, black, and “silver” which gives an HD effect to the stuff outside. It’s easy on the eyes, and doesn’t look darker inside, the light’s just not harsh at all.
Reduces indoor temp by up to 12° Plenty of Amazon reviewers have test vids.
Should prob go through with that purchase soon it’s only like $16 but it seems difficult to adhere to the window. It’s v thin and you use soapy water and a credit card to squeege out the bubbles. People say it takes hours to do, so I’ve been procrastinating.
I guess these researchers didn’t try Google Shopping first lol