Arthome Privacy Window Film Decorative Film Frosted Film Stained Film Static Cling UV Protection Heat Control Sticker for Home Kitchen Office Living Room Bathroom Bedroom 35.4 inches by 100 inches

After reading an online recommendation for this window film, I had really high hopes that it was the product for me. I have an odd sized bathroom window ,(37.5” x 37.5”), so it’s a bit difficult to find a curtain that’s really suitable. I also liked the idea that the window film would let a good amount of light in, while at the same time provide privacy. I’ve used this type of window cling film before (different brand),with great success, and figured it wouldn’t be any different this time. I was sadly mistaken. I followed all directions: thoroughly clean the window, wet the window and the back of the window film, etc... I cut the film to size, did my cleaning and spritzing, applied the film, and used a squeegee to get rid of trapped water pockets and air bubbles. I stepped back and watched the window film roll up and fall right off. I figured there had to be a reason for this so I recleaned the window thoroughly and repeated all the steps. This time the window film stayed up. Two hours later, when I went back into the bathroom, there was the window film- rolled up and laying on the floor. This stuff has no adhesiveness at all. I refused to try for a third time and chalked it up to a waste of my time and money. The only reason I gave this product five stars for ‘easy to remove’ is because it removes itself! I didn’t have to lift a finger to do that part!

I have used this film on my front and back door and glass shower doors, no issues of just falling off at all. Have to remove the protective layer on the backside. I actually used a sprits hairspray to get the glass wet before applying.

Easy to install, stays on place, nice print and quality . I didn’t want the usual aplicación, so I cut the film and made my own design for lovely results without sacrificing lighting and privacy.

We have a female cardinal who, for months, is attacking our eave windows. I bought this to get rid of her reflection in the glass and stop the attacks. We determined with a spare piece that the material needed to go on the outside of the windows to sufficiently get rid of the glare. Hubby said no way this will stick, but was willing to give it a try after my eye roll and “I’m annoyed” sigh. It was 50 degrees but dry when he installed it. It has been rainy and snowy for the four days it has been on the windows. So far, it is staying put and no cardinal attacks!

A great solution to having privacy and still allowing light to filter in. I used this for a front entrance door to my house which added nice dimension to the door. I have total privacy, light filters in great and it was a terrific solution since I didn't want to put any holes in the wood for a rod nor did I want a shade to bang on the door with opening and closing it. It also is very easy to apply, highly recommend this product.

Day 1: We used this to cover our balcony door. Provides privacy but also let's in sufficient light. Came well-packaged and was easy to apply and cut to size. Looks good after applying. Will give it time to see how it fares and update the review as deemed necessary. For now, 5-stars!

I liked the product, but one hour after I put it on the door guess what??? The product fell off!! I was so mad after all that work to put it up. Hope you have better luck!!

I love it! My kitchen looks beautiful. This door is next to basement and I always wanted to cover it because you could see all the mess behind the door. Now it looks really fancy check pics

I was sceptical because this is the least expensive option vs. quantity of film on the internet. But this stuff is awesome. It costs less than everyone else, and it looks super nice on my sliding glass doors.I made sure to have a sharp exact-o knife on me, measuring tools, and a large squeegee (which you can get on Amazon on the cheap), and used soapy water. A few tricks for application:1. Spray the glass, but ALSO spray your film backing as you peel away the back cover, because that reduces static and makes it easier to move to the window.2. Use a straight edge to guide any cutting and pressing the exact-o knife against it, so that you don't slide, or make uneven lines.3. I used masking tape and a straight edge to measure my lines and cut them neatly.My overall application has imperfections, but I bet if you did a sheet on the window, rather than the slices I did, then it'd look even tidier, that just wasn't the look I was going for.

I wanted to use this product to stop people looking through my windows but it didn't work at all. I followed all the instructions and watched videos and no matter what I did the product wouldn't stay on the window or stick to it. After several attempts i gave up. The longest it stayed on for was 2 or 3 minutes before falling off.Absolute waste of money.

I struggled to find a window film for front windows that were about 8ft tall with big inset windows. I was able to find many which would have been two short and would have had a divided line which would have killed the look. These have a really pleasant pattern, we’re a little wider than the glass by an inch or so on either side, and stuck beautifully to the window with no bunching or bubbling.As you can see by the photos, you can’t really see out (the area between the rectangles is foggy and not see through) meaning it provides nice privacy.Love it and looks great.Hints: - use a trowel (metal) and window cleaner as lube to scrape the whole window to remove bits of paint, dirt, etc stuck to it. There’s more than you can imagine - use a towel and window cleaner to clean and dry the window. - hold the plastic up to the window and cut to length with an inch or two at top and bottom. Trim the sides as well if needed - fill a spray bottle with -distilled- water. Spray the window liberally - put the film on the floor and remove the backing. Rough side faces in, smooth side to the window, backing is garbage. It’s hard to find the end to start separating but you get it - spray it with a few quick sprays of water. Most of it will roll off when you lift the film - apply to the window and position so it’s reasonably “level” so as not to have a pattern on an angle. I lined the points on one side with the edge - spray the film (now on the window) with more distilled water as a lube - use a plastic trowel to even out any bubbles or lots of water or unevenness, pushing to the outside - use the trowel (mine was about 8”) starting at the top to push it into the frame and run a sharp exacto knife along the trowel. Shift and do another 8”. Be sure to get right into the corner. - separate the excess as you go. If you have a lot (or the part at the top sagging down and pulling the other side down) cut it off every once in a while - once done the top, sides, and bottom, run your plastic trowel/card/squeegee to smooth out and remaining water, using a towel at the edges to soak up the water. Any little bit will dry.

Les voy a contar la historia de dos muchachos que en su juventud, solían llevar serenata a la misma chica, el tiempo los separó..jajaj no se crean; les voy a contar mi experiencia con este bello producto. Dicen las malas lenguas que la tercera es la vencida, y es cierto. La primera vez que puse esta ‘mica’ o como quieran llamarle, se caía y se caía. Asumí que la había puesto al revés, la quite y la volví a poner, le puse cinta, seguía callendose, entonces me di cuenta de que hay que ‘pelarla’ hay que quitarle un plástico como si fuera una calcomanía!!! En fin hoy ya la volví a poner.. parece que ahora si va a durar jajaj ahí les aviso! Saludoss

Amazon was fine ,delivered on time etc but the product was faulty ,was not what it was made to to be,Paper should have had a sticky side ,but it did not,so it was substandard