HIDBEA White Frosted Glass Window Privacy Film,Static Cling 17.5in x 6.5ft | Heat Control UV Blocking,Non-Adhesive Reusable Door coverings for Bathroom Home Office

I have to make a review of these films/clings.... I absolutely love them. I love the idea of clings for renters/homeowners who need more privacy. These allow a good amount of light in, they do remove direct light but they disperse the light into the room. I also love them because I can give my plants that don't need direct light a place to get sun. They look good from the outside as long as you remove the bubbles when you apply them. Use a lot of water directly on the window and then use a card to push the bubbles out and get it flat against the glass. Use a box cutter/expo knife to get straight lines. I've bought this product multiple times and I will probably continue to buy it as I improve the whole houses windows. My suggestion is to buy the biggest roll you can, or you will buy the smaller one many times lol.

Really good product. Straight forward and simple to use.Easy to cut and easy to put up as well. Comes with everything you need.Not much light blockage but that’s to be expected as it’s white. But great privacy screen! Cannot see a thing! I only have one side of my French doors done and it’s good, but could double up on the other side for total blockage!Looks good from the inside of the room and classy from the outside too!

We moved and our apartment's front door has a cutout plexiglass (I guess that is what is called). I didn't realize it till later - I thought it was glass. Anyway, this does not stick to it very long. But is looks and feels of good quality.

Works really well for downstairs dorm room window. I love having my window wide open day and night for my plants and just to get sunlight inside.I left the top 1/3 of my window undercovered and the bottom 2/3 covered with the frosted window cover. I have privacy and sunlight. It's perfect!I recommend having a second person help you out if you're needing a larger section put on your windows as the product can cling to itself and that was frustrating to deal with for a second. But other than that super easy to fit, cut, and stick on.My plants DO get filtered sunlight through the frosted window a tiny bit. The frost also blocks out a bit of heat from direct sunlight which is nice here in Arizona. Definitely recommend and will use again.

I have an old, old school door leading from the foyer into my laundry room. I needed something to let light thru but not SEE thru. The door has the 4 windows in the top 3/4 of the door. I had a curtain up, which kept getting in the way. I had a friend who used this on her garage windows and loved it. I needed something opaque enough to not see thru, when the laundry room lights are on. Love this product. Easy to install. Looks perfect. Am glad I bought it and would buy again.

You don't even need drapes, it let's light in, easy tobuse..make sure to use exacto knife. Great for privacy on doors ,windows, etc. You can make window decals or decorations and piece those together. It helped cover 3 of my small windows, where I needed it. May order more.

Works well

These windows get full summer sun and the room tends to get quite warm as a result, wanted something to lessen the beat down w/out losing too much of the light. I had used the dark window film in the past & while it works well I was often worried about it absorbing/holding so much of the heat so I thought I'd try the white frosted. You definitely can't see through it so you still get the privacy but still softened light. I'm sure the heat saving won't be as great with this product as with the dark, thinking more like it's the equivalent of adding an old school roller shade. With any of these window clings, clean your window & let it dry then cut the film as close to the window size as possible. The closer you get tobthe window size the easier the application. Once you have the size you want give the window a spray with soap & water, peel the backing off the fil, spritz the film side going on the window and apply. By cutting it as close as possible it makes it much easier to get it right where you want it w/out needing to use a knife near the window of molding. Take a flat edge plastic knife, I used a spackle knife, start from the middle and working to the edges squeeze the excess water mix out. Use a soft cloth in the same way to get any bubbles out. Take your time with this part, if you rush through you'll wind up with the bubbles you read about in some reviews. Great thing abouth this type of covering is f it doesn't go on quite right or you do see a few bubbles you can pull it right off and try again. The firs picture has the covering applied on the top left window, the next has it on both.

It was not good ,fell down after a few days

I did no recieve the white one. Not recommended. It is like any frosted film. You will not get additional privacy