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easy, every, still and large. - Our engine has detected that Amazon has altered and removed reviews from this listing. We approximate total reviews removed to be 24.
- Previous analysis of this listing was an D grade.
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- Our engine has analyzed and discovered that 26.4% of the reviews are reliable.
- This product had a total of 53 reviews as of our last analysis date on Apr 9 2019.
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Most positive review
Just as described. Shipping fast
Least positive review
I gave 5 stars for the efficiency but I’d give 1 or even 0 star for the preparation. It’s impossible to peel off the clear back...Read More
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Least authentic review
I've been using window films for years because we have huge undivided windows all over our house. These are the best I've used ...Read More
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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
We have big picture windows, some very high (cathdral) and frequently have birds flying into them.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
The reason for my 4 star rating is that mylar is subject to the elements (even inside).
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
With the bird's eye view film you get six 4 x4 window prismatic window clings to place on your windows to avoid bird strikes.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
She managed to get quite a variety of birds to come visit her home and, hence, the occasional distressing window strike.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
They avoided the bird feeding area directly in front of the window wary of whatever it is they saw.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
They snuck in from the bottom and snuck out whatever seed droppings they felt bold enough to reach.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
This totally distraught my mother who had worked so hard to get them to come to her feeder in the first place.
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