I live in my camper. I'm a newbie and have been watching videos on EVERYTHING camper related. Have seen a few on window coverings with reflctix, but yours is what I'm going with!!! I love the fabric you used and there are endless possibilities. Thank you so much!!!!
This is great! And your material decor for inside is genius! I have used Reflectix originally for my homeless cat shelters as insulation. This year I have used Reflectix taped to cardboard for easy placement and removal in my apartment windows to keep the sun and heat out.
Ok gonna do this on every hot window in my life, car, house, camper, dog house, rabbit window, THANX for the great tip. I plan to use a old shirt, or bandanas I like, flag, material from old clothes.
I love the idea oh my gosh I'm looking for something like this for a while. I have windows in my apartment that are so cold the wind blows through the practically because of improper installation! These windows have a little bit of aluminum edging so I think I could use the strips to put this on to them to keep the cold air out thank you so much for your idea!
Love them! We have a roadtrek and have been looking for some to make to replace the purple “roadtrek” standard curtains. We currently are using just reflextic.
"Look how frickin' sick that looks"...LOL. It's great being excited about a project. This is awesome and I plan to do it somewhere, sometime. I came here looking for a solution for my windows at home as I rent a 100+ year old house that sports vinyl blinds but no other way to block light seepage because of impossible-to-drill masonry walls and petrified wood window frames that prohibit curtain rod installation. Now, to learn how wide Reflectix is. If it happens to be at least 36" that would be frickin' sick! Perfect video, Mystic Adventures! Carry on.
I'm just starting window coverings for my Ford Transit Connect car-camper van. I'm doing them just like you, though I will hold them up with magnets as there is lots of metal around the windows. Thanks so much for sharing your methods.
Loved the easy way you made your window covers. How are they working as an insulation for cold nights ?? Or are they best used to keep out hot sun for your purposes ?
@@mahdeesun4407 it sucks but are motorhome, I guess to make it light, there is no metal the frames on the windows are aluminum the doors nothing I can't hold a magnet to anyting.... Anyway still trying to work it out. Thanks for your video it's great wish I could use it.
I live in my camper. I'm a newbie and have been watching videos on EVERYTHING camper related. Have seen a few on window coverings with reflctix, but yours is what I'm going with!!! I love the fabric you used and there are endless possibilities. Thank you so much!!!!
So cool I wish I could find out how well your fabric is still staying on your reflectix! 💜
Easiest window cover yet! Thank you 😊
This is great! And your material decor for inside is genius! I have used Reflectix originally for my homeless cat shelters as insulation. This year I have used Reflectix taped to cardboard for easy placement and removal in my apartment windows to keep the sun and heat out.
It also works wonderful in the winter especially if your power goes out in Texas
I knew a couple who used styrofoam box supports for 2 'unhoused' cats, both of which they later adopted. Good tips
Watched several how to vids on blocking the hot sun . . . your's is the BEST . . . Thanks!
Friggin' brilliant using the Command velcro strips! So easy. Thanks so much for sharing this great idea.
Ok gonna do this on every hot window in my life, car, house, camper, dog house, rabbit window, THANX for the great tip. I plan to use a old shirt, or bandanas I like, flag, material from old clothes.
The window covers look fantastic
Awesome tip! Just moved into a studio and the sun hits the windows. I’m gonna do this!!
Update please
I will definitely be doing this, I usually use sheets which isn’t practical. Thank you!!
Yaas I’m gonna do this thank you!
Awesome creativity with fabric..I had the same idea but was worried about silver look
These are cool.
I love the idea oh my gosh I'm looking for something like this for a while. I have windows in my apartment that are so cold the wind blows through the practically because of improper installation! These windows have a little bit of aluminum edging so I think I could use the strips to put this on to them to keep the cold air out thank you so much for your idea!
Love it. Snazzy and budget friendly
Thank you, this gives me great ideas for my daughter's house. It has many windows.
Love them! We have a roadtrek and have been looking for some to make to replace the purple “roadtrek” standard curtains. We currently are using just reflextic.
Was just about to spend a small fortune on blinds , but I think this is cool!, thankyou!!!!
Thanks so much. Found many new possibilities with this idea.
Super easy tutorial, thank you!!
"Look how frickin' sick that looks"...LOL. It's great being excited about a project. This is awesome and I plan to do it somewhere, sometime. I came here looking for a solution for my windows at home as I rent a 100+ year old house that sports vinyl blinds but no other way to block light seepage because of impossible-to-drill masonry walls and petrified wood window frames that prohibit curtain rod installation. Now, to learn how wide Reflectix is. If it happens to be at least 36" that would be frickin' sick! Perfect video, Mystic Adventures! Carry on.
Great job 👍🏼
NICE!
THANKS
So beautiful
So much better than Scamp curtains! I'm ordering mine without curtains or rods. 😁 Looks easy enough!
Absolutely genius!
I'm just starting window coverings for my Ford Transit Connect car-camper van. I'm doing them just like you, though I will hold them up with magnets as there is lots of metal around the windows. Thanks so much for sharing your methods.
Great idea!
Thanks for sharing! I love tapestries.Thats a GR8T idea!
Lovely.
Doing this! Thank you
WOW----FREAKY MAN, FAR OUT, GOES WELL WITH MY MUSHROOM ICE CREAM! PEACE/LOVE,
Awesomee
Loved the easy way you made your window covers. How are they working as an insulation for cold
nights ?? Or are they best used to keep out hot sun for your purposes ?
They work well for both hot and cold. They are definitely not perfect, but great quality considering the low price point (:
love your videos,, y'all are fr such a cute couple!!
Awww thank you💓
How can I use that method for a sliding patio door please
Awesome
These look great...do they prevent condensation collectiing too?
No :(
SWEET
this is way less labor intensive than directly using bubble wrap ( on windows) nice look too
Does the silver part have to show on opposite side for it to work
nope!
Most folks put black material on one side then leave it silver for day black facing out at night.
What did you use on the sides of the reflectix?
duct tape
Were is the link you referred to?
Link to what?
Great no sew design! Don't you just love duct tape!
Left ear only---oh god yur killing me
our velcro keeps melting...........ugh
Sorry to hear that, maybe try using magnets!
@@mahdeesun4407 it sucks but are motorhome, I guess to make it light, there is no metal the frames on the windows are aluminum the doors nothing I can't hold a magnet to anyting.... Anyway still trying to work it out. Thanks for your video it's great wish I could use it.
Toes
Socks