Frost King V73/9H Indoor Shrink Window Kit 42 62-Inch, Clear, 9-Pack

works as it should.

We have a very old farmhouse that we are slowly remodeling and renovating. There are so many windows in the house so replacing them all is not an option right now. We sought this product out to help with a temporary solution as we slowly begin replacing windows. The directions were easy to follow and installation was not difficult at all. They fit our windows well considering some are longer than the average. We were able to do 10 windows in less than an hour. Can barely notice the covering is there. Thick and does reduce drafts. We also have two rooms that we currently are not using so we sealed the entryways and that also helped conserve heat. Will be purchasing more to finish up this project.

I could not get this to work properly. It took a bit of time and two people

Use to diminish cold and wind. When used correctly, you will see a difference. Easy to use but take your time for a pristine look.

It was easy to install and enough material for my house.

Easy to install! However, did not fully trap air from coming in. Others wise great.

The fit is tight, but it definitely does the trick. When installing, remember to put the tape on the inside of the window frame. We wasted the first one trying to put it on the outside. Good note is, we only had to do 3 windows, so we still had plenty. The 2 rooms were the coolest in the house. Seems as though no heat goes to them 2 rooms. After installing, we now sweat in those rooms. We added a strip of masking tape to the outside of the frame for good measure cause we could still feel a little air coming in.

The product is an absolute joke. I have few windows that still need replaced and bought this in hopes that it would at least help a little in the winter months. After cleaning off the windows, I removed the blinds and attempted to place the double-sided tape on the window, which was an absolute nightmare because it is barely adhesive. I gave it a chance thinking the heat would help once I put the thin layer of film up. I don’t know how they can call this any type of insulation though, because it’s barely as thick as the cling-wrap I have in my kitchen.After placing this dreadful product on the window, I used a heat gun to tightly stretch the flimsily film and remove the wrinkles. However, the lowest setting of heat put a hole in the cheap plastic film, which defeats the entire purpose of this. After removing this and the tape, I made another attempt. This time I kept the heat gun further away, but this did not stretch the film.After multiple attempts, I was unable to use the product as advertised. The weak film would either rip or not stretch and the double-sided tape could barely hold itself on the window. This is one of the worst products I have ever attempted to use, and the company should be embarrassed to put this on the market. I have two boxes of this imitation insulator kit that are going in the garbage. Thank you, Frost King, for wasting my time and stealing $34.76 from me.