The Benefits of Window Film

There are areas of a home where privacy becomes a priority. There are a handful of ways to provide privacy inside a home using drapes, curtains, blinds and shades over windows, but those who do not want to use these types of privacy décor items have another option. That option is using window film.

What is window film? 

Window film helps provide privacy to any room of your home such as the bathroom and bedrooms where the most privacy is desired. The way window film works is by having a naturally static clinging effect that sticks to the window while providing a tint that blocks out views in and out of a window, but still allows some form of light in through the window to help allow you too see. Best of all window film does not collect dust and dirt like curtain, blinds, drapes and shades do on windows. Window films are easy to wipe down and wash as well, which makes them perfect for any home where allergy sufferers live.

What types of window films can you find for the windows? 

One of the greatest things about window films is they come in several different designs so finding one to match your homes décor is possible. Some of the different types of designed widow films you can get for your windows are:

• Allure Leaded 
• Amsterdam Privacy 
• Austin 
• Bamboo
• Caree
• Chateau
• Eden 
• Frosted
• Everleaf 
• Orleans
• Pebbles
• Tropical Oasis 
• Tudor 
• Atlantis
• Biscayne 
• Stained Glass
• Brushstrokes
• Cambridge 
• Dogwood 
• Brushstrokes 
• Floral 
• Grace
• Grapevines 
• Odyssey
• Peacock 
• Savannah 

Where you can find window films? 

If you decide, window films are exactly what you are looking for to add some privacy to your home the best places to purchase them are companies that specially design window films online, hardware stores, home good department stores and window specialty shops. Window films are typically less expensive than other forms of window treatments that provide privacy, but it all depends on the type, length and size you get for your windows.

End Notes 

Adding privacy to your home is as simple as placing up a decorative tinted window film, which does not require any sort of tools or large amounts of time to do. Once the window films are up, you can enjoy your privacy in your own home along with just the right amount of lighting. Best of all, in the summertime window tinting films have the ability to keep your home cooler and cut down on energy cost. All you have to do is pick out the right films for your window and put them up.

Simple Methods for Unclogging a Bathroom Drain

Clogs in bathroom sinks occur for various reasons. Some of those reasons are due to hair debris buildup, hard water slim, little ones sticking unnecessary objects down the drain, or simple residue build up that occurs overtime when drains do not receive regular cleansing. Thankfully, with the helpful tips below unclogging the sink can happen with ease. 

Let us start with a basic homemade drain cleaning solution that helps with getting rid of residue, water slim and hair build up. To make the solution all that is necessary is a bottle of hydrogen peroxide with a few drops of essential oil such as tea tree or lavender. Not only will this gently blast the clog away, but it will deodorize the drain too. If you need an extra strength drain cleanser simply use the hydrogen peroxide solution and dump that down the drain. Immediately after, pour a cup of baking soda down it. The baking soda and hydrogen peroxide mixture will scrub the drain clean. 

With that said, if the drain has an object lodged in it the only way to unclog the drain is by undoing the drains piping underneath the sink carefully with the proper tools and physically removing the object. If the object is lodged further down the drain calling a professional might be necessary so the clog can be carefully taken care off properly. 

To prevent clogs from occurring from residue build up from toothpastes, hair particles, hard water and slim, creating and using a daily drain cleanser that is gentle can help. All that is necessary is a half cup of sea salt, two cups of baking soda and twenty drops of lemon oil. The ingredients are combine together and a few tablespoons are added to the drains of the bathroom daily to prevent clogs.