5-Window Insulation Kit - Keep Your Home Warm and Cozy with Duck 281068

Katina: I really was happy with my purchase especially living in Wisconsin. Kept the wind out and very easy to install. Just make sure you have sharp scissors to cut your size. Highly recommend!

United States on May 13, 2023

JG Reviews: I had these on for the winter as my building has single pane windows and otherwise you freeze. It helped keep us warmer than other winters we spent here so that’s good! It also helped lessen a mold issue we got from moisture windows. The only complaint I have is the adhesive doesn’t exactly work very long so I recommend also taping around it as well like that good scotch tape or I’m sure whatever works.

Canada on May 14, 2022

Dominique: Points for the roll-on aspect, which does make it easier to apply and cut to fit the window frame. But the tape is utter rubbish. Luckily, I had an extra roll from a different kit I purchased last year (Duck Brand 284352 Heavy-Duty Shrink Film Indoor Window Insulation Kit, 84-Inch x 120-Inch), though I had to repeat the process twice, thus wasting a lot of the film.

Canada on Dec 19, 2021

Veroka: Looks like a tamborim. Very good and super recomend for cold and wet places like UK. Winter here is super annoying due to the weather. Cold and humidity.

United Kingdom on Dec 17, 2021

brent bates: I liked this overall it's an awesome idea but the tape could be more sticky and the material a little more durable other than that you'll be changing it twice a year most likely if not more you gotta account for the wind and possibly any other storm bearing down on them but I highly recommend other than that great and effective

United States on Dec 18, 2020

Chess: Easy to apply, especially if you have something called patience and are willing to be more detailed in your trimming... that's mostly for appearance.
The only problem I had with these was the double sided tape not holding for as long as I was expecting. Not sure if my expectations were too high or if the tape was week.

United States on Sep 24, 2020

José Antonio Rodríguez: Muy buena calidad. El plástico al estirarse es completamente transparente. Ni se nota

Mexico on Jan 30, 2019

Goldenrodfarm: I have used the shrink type plastic to cover 2 windows and a set of French doors for years. When they finally came out with this top roll product it sure made life easier! The major problem people have with this product not sticking is most like due to improper cleaning of the woodwork. Forget those tiny alcoholic wipes and get a bottle of rubbing alcohol and some papertowel. Douse the papertowel with alcohol and use some elbow grease to really clean the woodwork, time and other cleaning products leave behind a oily film that must be removed. If it is not removed the tape will come loose, period. After cleaning I place the tape on the 3 sides but do not remove the outer layer until the plastic rollout is secure and I have opened the plastic. If it is cold I warm up the tape and wood with the hair dryer, and also make sure to firmly rub the tape so it is secure. Warming the upper tape is also a good idea, on a window that leaks cold air the wood work is not apt to be warm enough for the tape to stick. When all is ready I leave the protect to allow the tape to become firmly attached for at least 15-20 minutes. To finish up I remove the tape cover one side...

United States on Jan 14, 2019

JAIME FUENTES: Es lo que publican, fácil de colocar

Mexico on Dec 20, 2018

Melissa BaumanMelissa Bauman: This seems to work okay, I had a lot of struggle with the stickyness of the tape that came with it. I even scrubbed that surface with the alcohol wipes and some alcohol I had on hand. I followed another reviewer's advice about adding a layer of the tape on the top even though it has the sticky strip already there and it still didn't stay very well at all. I would suspect it's the type of paint I stuck it to but it also came off a little on the side trim on my window. Some spots stuck like a champ and others didn't stick at all. I think it may do better if installed "perfectly" by actually covering the windows flat instead of trying to get inside of the sill like I did (I want to open my blinds!).

All in all I can't imagine that it's any worse than other comparable stuff out there. Honestly in the past I just taped up some think sheet plastic like a heathen. That stuff works pretty well and it's reusable... but then you're stuck looking like you're prepped to paint for the whole winter inside a windowless box that barely lets light in. That's just depressing, so I went with this stuff instead this year.

Back to what matters though! It's very clear,...

United States on Nov 17, 2015