DUOFIRE Window Privacy Film Natural Frosted Glass Window Film Static Cling No Glue Anti-UV Window Cling Privacy Film Non Adhesive for Office Meeting Room Bathroom Living Room 17.4in. x 78.7in. S001

Photos:1. First window application (after 1 week), daytime, rainy & overcast2. The difference in appearance of the window I did vs the window I didn’t3. Second window application, light on inside during daytime—rainy & overcast4. Second window application, light on inside during daytime—rainy & overcast***3 & 4: you can only really see the lamp light itself and nothing else ;)I actually bought this twice because I liked it so much. Also I didn’t realize when I first bought it, that I only bought enough to do one window... ***MEASURE your windows BEFORE purchasing*** I purchased again, and got the appropriate size so I wasn’t using as much of the product (first window I applied it vertically—first purchase; second window I applied it horizontally—second purchase).I LOVE the privacy it provides. As you can see, I happen to live on a ground floor. Love not having to go up the stairs, but do not love the lack of window privacy… I didn’t see many reviews saying if it still provided privacy protection in the daytime with lights on inside. Yes, it does! I tested it out, and provided pictures (the last two photos)! Also want to note it is raining and overcast but still daylight when I took ALL of the photos. As you can see, it provides great privacy. You CAN see my light inside lit up but other than that, it’s impossible to see anything else inside still.I don’t want to go outside at night by myself since I live in an apartment building so I have yet to let you all know if it does do anything at all at night or if it really is completely see through. Obviously protection wouldn’t be optimized because it needs to reflect light, but since it also tints the window, I wanted to see if it provided a little privacy (obviously not total privacy). I can update if I ever find out if I ever happen to be outside in the dark. You can still see out your window at night even if light is reflecting in.Also, I wanted to mention that this also tints your windows on the inside!! It is very strong tint in my opinion! My room at 1pm during the day (cloudy, rainy, overcast), needs lights on inside for me to be able to see. That’s why I tested above if I still had privacy with lights on in the daytime. You can see outside very well during the day.It is SO easy to apply! Especially on a standard apartment building window (what I put it on)! It comes with a precision cutter, a microfiber cloth to put a card in to squeegee out the water without scratching the product, and a ruler (I didn’t need it but it could be helpful). The instructions were easy to understand and straightforward. It would’ve been nice to apply with another person, but I did it myself just fine with no issues, so it is doable on your on to apply for sure!! I like that it isn’t adhesive application. It makes it easier to slide it into a position you want before needing to cut off the excess and squeegeeing it in place.My first window has been up for 1 week and I just applied the second one today. Both are holding up well with no peeling off issues at all. Also I did have some small bubbles at first after application, but they really did go away (for the most part—the ones left are not very noticeable) after the water evaporated.Summary:1. Measure your window before purchasing!!! You can optimize how much you use!! (It was easier for me to use the roll left to right (horizontal) than vertical, and I saved a lot more product, so keep in mind which way you want to apply and then select the size based off that!)2. It does provide privacy protection during the day with lights on inside2. I’m unsure how much night privacy it actually provides (partial or total loss of privacy?)3. Really darkens rooms—especially if it is cloudy and rainy—from its tint4. Totally worth it in my opinion. Great, affordable option for some daytime privacy, while still being able to look outside.5. Very easy to apply, and can be applied all by yourself.6. Yet to have any peeling or falling off issues (but it has only been 1 week ;)

In my honest opinion, this window film was easier to install than any other type I have tried, and it was significantly more affordable as well.My husband was on the other side of the glass, moving back and forth to test the film's opacity. He didn't know I was taking photos for this review, adding to the candidness of this feedback. The shadow in the second photo is from our porch light, specifically the trim around the porch.Initially, I was skeptical about the etched oval glass shown in other reviews, as it seemed partially transparent. However, after applying this film myself, I can confidently say it is completely opaque.Although I have had some prior experience with window film, following the instructions meticulously will ensure excellent results. Remember, water is helpful in this process. The film adheres through static cling, not stickiness. Don't be afraid to use more water than what you think you need.What's Included:This purchase is a kit. The tools are located inside the tube of film - a detail I only discovered after reading other reviews.You'll Need:A water spray bottle (set to fine mist)A credit card or small squeegeeA lint-free cloth (the kit includes one, but I didn't test it for lint)Application Tips:1. Measure the Area: Determine the size of the space you need to cover.2. Cut the Film: Leave about 0.5 inches (1.3 cm) extra on all sides.3. Clean the Surface: Wipe the window or glass with a lint-free cloth and rubbing alcohol.4. Mist the Glass: Generously spray the glass surface with water.5. Prepare the Film: Peel off the clear backing and mist the exposed side of the film too. This prevents excessive static cling during application.6. Apply the Film: Align it as accurately as possible and let it adhere lightly to the glass.7. Trim for Precision: Use the extra 0.5 inches for exact trimming once the film is in place.8. Trim the Edges: Carefully use the razor knife from the kit to trim the film to the exact size.9. Remove Air Bubbles: Start from the center and use a credit card to push air bubbles towards the edges.10. Ensure Smoothness: Continue smoothing until all air bubbles are gone.11. Final Adjustments: If further trimming is needed for a perfect fit, do so. Rewet the adjusted area and remove any new air bubbles with the card.By following these steps, the application should be smooth and the film will effectively obscure the view, ensuring privacy.