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3M 2149W-6 Indoor Window Insulator Kit

3M 2149W-6 Indoor Window Insulator Kit

(32 customer reviews)

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Description:

84x237 ovrsz wdw ins kit. Stops cold drafts and helps prevent frosty windows. Clear as glass. Easy-to-install - requires only scissors and a hair dryer for installation. Safe application to aluminum, painted or varnished wood, or vinyl clad window mould

Features:

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84x237 ovrsz wdw ins kit

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Stops cold drafts and helps prevent frosty windows

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Clear as glass

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Easy-to-install - requires only scissors and a hair dryer for installation

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Safe application to aluminum, painted or varnished wood, or vinyl clad window moulding

Product Details:

Product Length:	10.5 inches
Product Width:	9.75 inches
Product Height:	1.75 inches
Product Weight:	0.85 pounds
Package Length:	9.4 inches
Package Width:	8.6 inches
Package Height:	1.6 inches
Package Weight:	0.85 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 32 reviews

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Customer Reviews:

Average Customer Review: 4.0

( 32 customer reviews )
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22 of 22 found the following review helpful:

I had no idea how much cold air comes in through windows!Jan 16, 2007
By Michael "Mad Mike"
Desperate to try and save a few bucks on my electric bill I thought I should at least give this product a try. I had no problem hanging the plastic. The double sided tape and plastic were very forgiving. My first window looks as good as the last one. You can barely tell it is there. I tried it out in one room at first to see how well it does. It works! I did the rest of my house after that. Well, I did leave a couple of windows uncovered just in case the weather warmed up. Once this stuff is up it is an all or nothing deal, that window is out of commision until you pull the plastic down. I did have a smooth surface available around each window which does help the tape adhere, might be a consideration if you have heavily textured walls. I don't know how much paint will be ripped off of the walls come spring. It is worth the risk.

15 of 15 found the following review helpful:

3M Insulating Window filmDec 06, 2008
By Jerry Block
I like the Branded 3M merchandise, because it has enough thickness to apply easily. When you shrink it it goes smooth and pretty clear. The 3M tape separates fairly easily to apply it and hold the plastic well. I have used private labeled store brands before and they they don't compare to 3M.

13 of 13 found the following review helpful:

easy applicationNov 27, 2009
By Jason A. Gagnon
I knew I had to cover some of my widows, but I was dreading actually doing it. It is not the sort of job I look forward to. Thankfully this goes up easily with minimum frustration.

The double sided tape is very forgiving, and I was able to lift it up and reposition it without it losing its grip. The plastic is light enough and stuck perfectly to the tape so I was able to do this as a one man job, rather than having to drag my wife into helping me.

I am worried that the cats will look on this as a challenge, but so far, so good, and they've only decided to poke one little hole and then lost interest. So far.

11 of 11 found the following review helpful:

Easy to hang, plenty to go aroundDec 28, 2010
By M. White "Always looking for a great story"
Great product. Room feels warmer and my breezes are blocked. Installation was breeze...not sure how people could ever find it difficult. Clean the sill/casing with rubbing alcohol to remove oils/dirt. Cut the plastic film to the width you need. Apply tape. Stick on film. Blow dry out the wrinkles. Note: The purpose of the blow drying is to get the wrinkles out and make the film even more transparent. If you apply the film on very tight to begin with (i.e. no wrinkles from the get go) the blow drying process will not be as dramatic, thus you may feel like nothing is happening.

I purchased the Indoor Oversized kit because my windows are large. They are roughly 6'x7', they are two standard width windows put together and extra long, so I knew the normal sized version of this kit wouldn't work. The oversized kit has enough material to cover 3 of my large windows.

PLEASE NOTE: The material is very thin. I mistakenly thought I was given a bad box with the wrong sized plastic, because after I cut the width I needed it only unfolded to half the length. I went ahead and hung it, deciding just to overlap two pieces and create a seam. While blow drying the plastic I noticed the film wrinkling oddly. That is when I noticed it was actually folded over on to itself. So learn from my mistake and treat the plastic film like a vegetable bag at the grocery store...rub it till it opens.

8 of 8 found the following review helpful:

Brought my heating bill down significantlyJan 02, 2011
By Michelle Hurley
I live in a 35-story apartment building with drafty windows and electric heat. Last winter my heating bills were about $300-400 per month. This year I put up the insulation film on all my windows. They ballooned out significantly, and sometimes even came undone at the edges because the wind was so forceful so I had to re-do the taping a few times on all my windows. But my heating bills this winter have all been under $200 per month so it was well worth the time and energy to put them up. The insulator kits paid for themselves.

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