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    This 3D Window Film Captures Rainbows and Projects Them Into Your Home

    Nhi LeBy Nhi LeApril 15, 20202 Mins Read
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    After heavy rain on sunny days, I still gasp when there’s a rainbow. I mean, who doesn’t adore rainbows? Now, with this window film, you won’t have to wait for those perfect days to see a rainbow anymore.

    IKatchi’s 3D window film doesn’t have any color itself. But as sunlight shines through, it creates a rainbow visual effect, so your room will be filled with aesthetic colors on sunny days. It also offers you some privacy by blocking the view from the outside, without sacrificing natural light (so you won’t have to feel insecure about people staring into your house all the time as they pass by).

    Additionally, the seller also claims that the glass film can block out 84% UVA rays and 99% UVB rays, protecting your skin and furniture from direct sunlight.

    By letting filtered and separated natural light into your room, it creates a soft and comfy atmosphere around you. It’s suitable for any place: your kitchen, bedroom, living room, dining room, office, classrooms, etc.

    You can easily install it yourself. Just remember to spray a lot of water on both the film and the window surface during installation. It comes as a big piece and you can cut it to fit your windows. If you don’t want to cover the whole window but still want that rainbow effect, you can cut the film into smaller shapes and scatter them. It’s easy to remove and reuse as well.

    Customers’ reviews on Facebook

    It’s a good alternative for costly curtains and binds! The original price was $29.99 but right now it’s on sale for $9.95. Get yours here.

    Nerdbot does not make anything off the sale of this item, we just thought you’d like to know!

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