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What do you think the average cost was per screen? How long did it take you to make one?

very silly descriptions but it does seem correct

thank you

Wow! Mine is doing that. Been racking my brain to figure out why and how to fix it. But if I turning on the big burner, it would sparks on the smaller side too. Why it that? Don’t matter which burner I am trying to turn on, it would spark on the opposite side too. 🧐🤔

Thank you! I used vinegar/water to clean my cubboards, now they lost their shine. It has a dull look and all the dirt sticks to it. I needed something to give it back the shine. Will try this. Hope it works.

What worked for my family was Cordless Cellular blinds. You could literally feel the difference between the outside and inside. Works fantastic in summer and cold winters. We also added double curtain rods to seal in any heat whatsoever. To us this results in a 10 degree difference through the entire house. You can buy the blinds at Home Depot or Lowe’s and they cut them to your size windows. Literally the best thing we did. Awnings could be more expensive but honestly depending on hot hot the weather it might just be worth the investment

I thought these were solar cells but in the form of a screen. Like an alternative to the roof ones. Sadly, I was wrong. But interesting video nonetheless. Never knew of these types of screens before.

Sun will eat those for lunch 😋 been there , tried em, watched em disintegrate in 3 mos. Butt nice try jimmy boi 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

Hillarious! Made my day. Nicely done.

Great video; to the point yet detailed. One suggestion though: Vivaldi's Four Seasons instead of the Hungarian Rhapsodies. Not going to lie, the editing with the music was great and made me laugh. It took me back to my Looney Tunes days as a kid! Thank you for your time, effort, amd subtle sense of humor! 👏👏👏

First: I never ever heard about Magnet Residue Second: Why did you put a Magnet to the handle?

Even easier, make 1 large frame for each window & screw it to existing molding…

What an awesome opening - Bravo! 👏

You can put films inside the widows that is designed to reflect heat. It's more seethrew but it cannot be removed for winter season. Also, why not just replace the bug screen by the sun screen? I like the musical choice.

I recommend also planting tall growing shrubs or bushes evergreen to shade that side of the house

This is a great look. I had this on my windows in my Phoenix Az home. Did a great job of keeping a lot of sunlight out, especially during the summer months. I didn’t know ow they were Solar??? I just thought they were shade screens.

That's what I did for my home. All of my West and South facing windows have solar screens that I built myself. The only thing I did that was different than you was leaving my screens alone and adding a solar screen on the outside of the window that I can remove during the winter. I attached mine with 7/16 plastic screen clip that are attached to the window frame so I can just turn the clips 90° and remove the screens. My house is situated on top of a hill here in California so my house is like a rotisserie chicken. It's not uncommon for the west surface of my house to be close to 170°. It has made a huge difference reducing the heat load.

I just put the privacy film on the inside of my windows. It’s like having sunglasses on when you look out and nobody can see in.

Waste of money all you had to do was stitch the darker screen over the one that was already there and have a double barrier dust blocker

Why did you replace them?

Production Music is almost unbearable

Wonder why he didn't recycle his old materials, they seemed in decent condition. Sorry I just don't like seeing things get thrown away.

We had bad winds. Probably add Velcro for the top windows.

Cute! 😍

I spray painted my screens white on the west side of the house to block out that heat. After a few years the paint has started coming off but a cheap spray can of paint will work wonders. I can also see good from inside to outside and it is hard to see inside from outside. The original screen was black.

Y not paint the trim . less work and $ . spray paint it all .

Why did you need to replace the frame? Why not just rescreen the old ones with the new shade screen?

Great video! Good instructions! 🤗

The algorithm must've read my mind that I was thinking about how to make a replacement screen for my kitchen window. Great video. Finally, something different!

Amazing work! Love the music too!! Thank you!

This production is awesome!!!! The idea, the video, the music. I love it

Well done sir!! Looks great!!

Thankyou for your video, I am especially hoping someone can tell me the name of the music. My family had a wonderful pianola and we would play this piece regularly, pumping the air with the pedals. It was wonderful music and this has brought back so many memories. Many thanks.

Nice job. You make it look easier than it is :-)

You know all you had to do was pull out old strapping and screen and replace with the new ones .. cheaper

Loved the music, and it's a bug screen at the same time

Looks great!

Great production, well presented! Off to Home Depot!

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Missed what you did in the end try again.

Why not just reuse the old frame?

I just found your channel. I enjoy your videos. I just wish the directions were easier to read. The print is very small! If the instructions were printed out somewhere else, it would be so much better!

Very helpful thankyou: )

Please what is the name of this music piece? I love this video even though I cannot make solar screens. I do not have the tools

I like your video and beautiful music

Nice video editing and production. And thanks for the cleaning hacks.

Since you tore apart the mesh screen anyway, why not just remove the mesh and replace with the sun screen material? Would've saved time and money. Looks great though. Excellent video!

How is sun screen different from bug screen?

Worked like a charm! Thanks for posting

Great job, but way to much work, time, and money. I went to one of our stores where they buy pallet loads of stuff dump it on tables, charge $5 the first day, 3 the next , $1, etc til bag day for $5. Went several times on dollar and bag day and now for around $10 I have 15 rolls of window tint and clear and frosted designs for say bathrooms for privacy. I can do different windows in how much light I want spray with water and a squeegee.I am redoing all windows, but the tints usually last about 10 yrs. I found higher uv ratings this time. We only open our windows a few times in spring and fall so window tints work best for us. The screens are great but why not just reuse the original frames? Or is the darkened screen thicker and wont fit in the track as well? And also the screen looks like less air would flow through. Cute video introduction and good tutorial.