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$29.62 list($16.99)
1. 3M Company 2141 62" x 210" Indoor
$43.63 list($6.70)
2. Warp Brothers SK-38 18' Shrink-It
list($0.00)
3. Warp Brothers SF-6425 64" x 25'

1. 3M Company 2141 62" x 210" Indoor Window Insulation Kit
list price: $16.99
(price subject to change: see help)
Asin: B00002NCJI
Catlog: Home Improvement
Manufacturer: 3M
Sales Rank: 6894
Average Customer Review: 5 out of 5 stars
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Features

  • Interior use
  • 62" x 252"
  • Includes 1/2" x 33-1/5 yards of tape
  • Finishes 6 windows that measure 3' x 5'
  • Clear as glass

Reviews (2)

5-0 out of 5 stars tips for actually using this great product
This is a case where the premium, 3M product works SO much better than the cheaper brands. I save hundreds on my winter power bills using this stuff...Stay warm this winter! Thanks 3M!!!!

5-0 out of 5 stars My office is warm and toasty thanks to this stuff!
This kit makes it easy to quicky insulate just about any reasonably sized window you may have. The kit includes one large sheet of plastic and 2 rolls of double sided tape. You apply the tape around the frame of the window you want to insulate, cut a piece of plastic and then apply it to the tape. Once you've done that you just need to use a hair dryer on the plastic to get it to shrink and tighten in your window frame.

I used these kits to seal drafty windows in an old building. It took a little over an hour to cover 4 windows. The temperature difference is dramatic and when the plastic has been well tightened and trimmed it isn't too noticable. ... Read more


2. Warp Brothers SK-38 18' Shrink-It Window Insulation Kit
list price: $6.70
(price subject to change: see help)
Asin: B00002NAA7
Catlog: Home Improvement
Manufacturer: Warp Brothers
Sales Rank: 25946
Average Customer Review: 1.5 out of 5 stars
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Reviews (2)

1-0 out of 5 stars rubbish
this thing don't work. my house is still draughty.

2-0 out of 5 stars Delightfully useless
I can safely say that I no longer fear death after my experience with Warp Brothers SK-38 18' Shrink-It Window Insulation Kit. I ordered two of these to seal off the drafty windows in my bedroom. Upon arrival, one of the plastic insulation sheets was ripped and the other one was so tightly clung by its folds that it ripped as we unfolded it. So much for a tight seal on the window.

Despite the rip, we were able to use one of the sheets over the window. The tape that comes with the kit (the kit, by the way, is a piece of saran wrap and some double-sided tape. But I knew that before buying it) didn't stick to our window so I had to heat it first. Then it was so sticky that I couldn't get the backing off. Eventually, though, I got the plastic in place and started to hair-dry the thing. Amazingly, it formed a really tight seal and effectively shrink-wrapped our window. We were impressed by that. We were not impressed by its ability to keep out the cold, however, as we immediately felt a draft again even with the plastic properly in place. While your milage may vary, the only increased warmth I felt was the searing rage I began to feel towards the Warp Brothers.

Buy this item if you think shrink-wrapping your window might be fun. If you want the room to be warmer, buy a space heater. ... Read more


3. Warp Brothers SF-6425 64" x 25' Shrink-It Window Insulation Kit
list price: $0.00
(price subject to change: see help)
Asin: B00002NAA8
Catlog: Home Improvement
Manufacturer: Warp Brothers
Sales Rank: 24052
Average Customer Review: 2 out of 5 stars
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Reviews (3)

1-0 out of 5 stars This is not a "kit"
It comes with only the window film - double sided tape is NOT included! Kit usually implies all items necessary to perform the task.

4-0 out of 5 stars Help for Art
Maybe this is not as common a product in San Diego, but here in the Northeast it is pretty common and probably doesn't need a more extensive explanation. The shrink film comes with double-sided tape that adheres to both your window frame and to the film. You put the tape up then stick film to it then shrink it with heat (use a hair dryer). It insulates the window quite well and does not cause much damge to window (unless your paint is already peeling or old).

I haven't tried this brand but others have worked well.

1-0 out of 5 stars Lack of Information
If you are marketing a product to someone who does not know anything about your product you should give information about it. How does it install? Does it adhere to the window directly? Does it work with all windows? When I wish to remove it does it come off without residue? Your marketing for this product lacks information. ... Read more


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