Duck Tape Brand Max Strength Rolled Window Insulation Kit- 3 pack, Clear, 62 in. x 126 in.

I never had luck with shrink wrap for windows. This was easier than ever before, maybe because it is thicker than I remember. No breeze coming in my window.

I have used this for the last 2 winters. I have 2 cats and a dog and this has lasted the whole winter even with the cats scratching at it and the dog pressing his nose on it. I'm able to cover all 3 of the big windows in my old home apartment with just one box. I once used the regular kind when this was sold out and I had to replace it within a week. There's a bit of a learning curve with it but simple once you get the hang of it. I put the tape around the frame first, roughly measure out the plastic, then use a pair of tweezers to pull the backing off the tape. Do this one section at a time. Peel the top, place the plastic, peel a side, plastic, other side, plastic, finish with the bottom. If you don't press the plastic hard onto the tape right away you can adjust the plastic on the tape.

My 1st time using a product like this so I thought that I would mess it up but the instructions were clear and installing this plastic was easy. I put this over two windows that are close together and I have enough left to do 2 separate windows on a different wall. The plastic isn't thick but is just right. I have not heard the plastic moving around when the wind blows which was a concern of mine as it is in my bedroom. As soon as I finished I noticed a major difference in the smell of allergens in the air which was the reason for this project and it worked. Afterwards I was able to move the couch back in front of this window with no worries of drafts or allergens being as though the window is ground level.

This is the best! my kitchen window lets in so much wind. My daughter suggested this and it's perfect. it's thicker, keeps out the wind and is very transparent. great buy!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I always like to cover my windows with plastic during the winter months. I'll pick up a generic kit from one of the local discount stores. I end up dreading the task. The tape usually doesn't stick well and the shrink to fit feature doesn't work that well either. This time I used a Duck Max Strength kit. The sheet comes rolled for ease of use. The directions are super easy. With the Duck brand the tape is strong and the shrink to fit feature left my window crystal clear. Definitely would buy this again.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use insulation kits in the winter but I never thought about summer to help keep the air conditioner air from going out till I received the Duck brand and let me tell you. Wow, not only is it easy to put up but it is thicker then another brand name that I use, and let's just say I will not be going back them. My home is staying cooler and I don't know why I didn't think of this sooner. The material is crystal clear so I can still look out the window.

Really good window treatment. Easy to roll out to cut to the right size. The tape is easy to apply and the liner removes easily.

Less plastic to cover windows, than the past. Less tape. No alcohol wipes. Yet price is the higher or the same. Appears as thick as the stuff from a couple years ago.

Plastic is not measurably thicker. Double sided tape is useless as you can't separate the adhesive. No cutting diagram on the plastic so it's a guessing game. Only enough to cover two standard windows if you're lucky

Rip off. Just a cheap sheet of plastic but that wasn't even the real issue. The real issue is the dishonest advertising revealing a clear intent to mislead. The title "patio door/xL window insulation kit" indicates this is for either a patio door or an Xtra large window. But it's easy to see when you open the product that it was not designed for a patio door or any door. It's a fixed sheet of plastic designed to be sealed at the perimeter meaning installation eliminates the function of a door. This becomes clear once you take a close look at the images-they are zoomed in so you can't determine if you're looking at the corner or a patio door or a fixed window. It becomes even more clear when you access the website stamped on the front of the box for instructional videos and project guides because once you go there you can select an installation video for the exact product you purchased. Unfortunately, the video only shows you how to install plastic on a small sized window. This video seems to represent installation instructions for all of the products. It seems the only difference between the products from this company are the name printed on the box and the price printed on the tag. What you find inside is always the same. So if you see this diverse product line hanging on the store shelves, don't spend time reading what's printed on the box, you're gonna find the same one product inside any box. So you might as well just grab the cheapest one, and chuck it across the room as far as you can because the shelf looks better bare! Aim for a trash can because that's where it truly belongs.