LEMON CLOUD Window Privacy Film Frosted,Non Adhesive Opaque Bathroom Door Window Film,Static Cling Stickers Privacy Day and Night,Vinyl Glass Coverings for Home Office(17.5 x 78.7 Inch, Pure White)

This has been the only film I’ve found where we have total privacy. Photos are with bathroom light off and on. Even with the light on, only a blurred silhouette can be viewed. This is the one!

We used this in our master bath on the shower door. A bit tricky to get it into the right position on the larger piece on the door - so took two of us > one to spray water like crazy and guide the film onto the wet glass while my hubby held the film out away from window as I worked the way down the door. I was able to apply the smaller piece by myself on the permanent glass section on the right.Best tips to apply:+Use lots of water spray to allow film to absorb some and more to allow for sliding into place. It will dry out over night to hold in place nicely.+We had a fine mist sprayer which I believe will work better than one that sprays broadly with water drops.+Use a firm flat scraper that will not damage film. We used pampered chef pastry scraper, but the hard plastic edge worked best ~ the rubber edge pulled the film too much. So any rounded flat plastic edge that is easy to hold in one hand will work. Make sure it will not tear film!+If size of film is too large to handle alone, works best to have someone hold the bottom portion out while you work the way down, and keep spraying the glass as you go down.

You cannot imagine how many hours I searched for privacy film. I didn’t want it to look cheesy or like it belonged in a child’s room. We have two bedrooms that each have west facing windows and as you can see, the neighbors are pretty close. We have off white cellular shades and the brown looks fabulous with them! I was so excited to find linen look privacy film! I was concerned what it would look like from the outside but IDT it can even be seen since we have screens. I’ve read some of the low reviews and I wonder if some people are trying to apply this without removing the protective film or maybe they’re putting the wrong side on the window. Idk…but I’m super happy and will buy more!!

Be patient when installing. Use a dry cloth to get rid of air bubbles. I ended up with plenty extra. Very happy.

I've purchased several different brands of this type of window cling for glass surfaces and revamping different cabinets, but I am super disappointed in this 'Lemon Cloud' brand.First off, the color I ordered looked more like a Taupe/Beige in the photos when applied to a surface. When the product arrived- the roll is DARK BROWN. I immediately thought this product would not be what I wanted at all. But, I wanted to keep an open mind and try it. I thought it would be lighter once applied. Plus, I hate returning.Immediately, I noticed its still dark brown, but also it's TOO SHEER. It's nearly see-through once it's applied on glass. (And, transparent and dark brown do not mix.) I don't even know why they have the burlap-type weave design on this product- you can't see it once it's applied to a surface.I wanted to use this to elegantly cover 4 glass doors on kitchen cabinets-- after applying the product-- it looks ridiculous. I wasted so much time measuring and cutting the product to make it a perfect fit.I actually had to put a layer of this product on BOTH SIDES of the glass doors so you couldn't see through. And, even with it being double-sided- the inside of the cabinets are still slightly visible. And, they look so cheap.I recommend you go with another brand- RabbitGoo works WAY better. It's thicker. It's easier to apply and easier to cut. This product is terrible. There are air bubbles all over the place with this product- I have never had this issue with RabbitGoo.

Not satisfied. The firm does not adhere to the glass. Had to use duct tape to keep it on. . Would not order again.

As a privacy film on the side windows of my front door. But it is not at all like the brown pictured on the site, ugh 🙄

Using this on my small bathroom window. Allows light in without a view 😏