Solar Curtains, Size 30" x 63" Curtain, Size 30" x 63" Curtain

I have used these before to keep out the Sun and Heat and I feel they work just fine, and they are a great price if you order them through Carole gifts, don't know why Amazon charges $12.99 when these are only $3.99 per panel through the gift place. They only come one panel per pack

Arrived quickly, was priced right, and knocks off the morning sun coming through the bedroom blinds. Most other options were a lot higher priced, and this is adequate to get get what we wanted done. Is this rhe fanciest product? No, ot's not, but it's all we need to block excess sun.

Nice. Works as advertised. Controls heat. Allows you to see out and prevents others seeing in from a distance in daylight. Semi transparent from the outside at night when backlit. Not very durable. Silver coating will age and rub off. Arrives with some silver thin spots.

The good:It keeps the light out.It keeps the heat out.It matches the dimensions listed in the description.The bad:It looks like I hung an emergency / survival blanket in my windowIn short, it works, but it's horribly ugly. As big a fan of Reynold's Wrap as I am, I have little desire to hang it in my windows. I'll probably end up replacing this when I get a chance.

I have bought these solar curtains whenever they wear out for my West facing living room picture window. They really keep the room noticeably cooler in the hot Texas afternoon sun. Plus they are shear enough that I can enjoy watching the birds in my bird bath and at the bird feeder. Highly recommend.

lousy, flimsy--you get what you are paying for.

I love these solar curtains! We have a afternoon sun that shines directly on the west side of my house and makes all my rooms really hot. The air conditioner can't keep up sometimes. But I put these up and it was a noticeable difference in the temperature. Now my air conditioner actually shuts off at 72 degrees instead of just running and running, and running the power bill up!

These are wonderful for keeping the heat out of my house in the summer time. I did make the mistake of putting them in front of the blinds, next to the window. I do not recommend that these be put first towards the glass. The heat and reflection made burn marks on the pvc pipe that I have for safety measures in my windows. Very concerned when I saw that and was glad my house didn't burn down.