Blackout your room easy and free

In this video I show you how to darken your room easily for free, all that is required is some Alluminum foil and a spray bottle with water. I hope you enjoy, and I'll catch you in the next video...

Music by BenSound.
Filmed and edited by Nellie (Nugget)Tolliday

[tylerka]

Man come on this man deserves a trophy he didn’t waste my time he got right into it

[joyherring]

My husband works nights and he’s having trouble sleeping in the day time. I’m going to try and do this while he’s at work tonight. Thanks ☺️

[julian]

So, I did this and it works fine. Except when it comes time to removing it after being on a month, it leaves behind a stain on the windows, that is VERY hard to get off. The aluminium reacts with the sunlight so I just found out today, and leaves a stained pattern. Googling how to get rid of it came up with very little you can do about it. In fact, I can even see the stain on his windows, which he did not mention for some bizarre reason, and I WISH I had known this beforehand. This may be fine if this is your window in your home, but if you are renting, beware.

[altaeventmanagement]

Thanks bro I work night shift and this absolutely worked 😂👍

[quann]

I work nights and I start sleeping in my closet because of the sunlight. Now I’m definitely going to try this. Thanks.

[alanwilson]

Dude! I cannot thank you enough, I just finished doing this to my bedroom windows and it is now pitch black without the curtains closed. Thank you so much, also I decided to use windex instead of water because I thought it would reduce the chance of mould growing.

[tesso]

Nice, simple, straight to the point and no mucking about.

[beekind]

I worked nights for years and this is exactly what I did...don't think I would have lasted long without it.

[dyegsitsw]

Thank you so much. I'm about to start night shifts at a hospital and this is exactly what I needed. You've earned yourself a sub.

[papasouzas]

Straight to the point, smart and so much helpful! Thanks a ton, dude.

[introverse]

OMG, i tried doing this technique and it really worked! Now I can now have my life back. ❤️❤️❤️ It is indeed a life saver. Thanks a lot!

[Rain]

As a light sensitive individual with autism spectrum disorder, I hearby nominate this video for the Nobel Peace Prize 🏆

[elizabethdagrosa]

This was incredibly helpful. I have renters staying at a house that has a ton on sunlight in the bedroom, and it is getting their 3 year old up at 5 a.m. -- not fun! You have saved their vacation and probably gotten me a repeat renter. Thanks, Mate!

[nicolechatfield]

We’re traveling with a baby in December, and I’ve been looking at making my own blackout shade, because the kind you can buy are so dang expensive. I think I’ll give this a try instead! Thanks for sharing!

[Giogains]

I lived a full year with light in my room after my blinds broke you are a life saver no more waiting till dark for my room to be nice and dark 😭😭😭

[gnstarz]

i’m going to try this tomorrow as this seems to be a very good solution, i’ll update you guys. UPDATE: it worked really well! i have blinds not curtains but it still ended up working really well!

[LyndaMarieRoy]

You method worked to transform my guest room into a 5-day “darkness retreat” for myself, which was transformative. My white PVC window frames slightly glowed from sunlight so I added foil, held on by painters tape over the frames.

[Practice_Kindness-st]

I must admit, this is brilliant mate!

[russullhussain]

You are now a legend in my house! When I grow up I wanna be like you ❤

[bill]

I worked nights for 12 yrs straight. This does work. It’s especially good if you rent, or do not want to invest in expensive blockout shades and curtains.