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Sun Shades for the Car - Best thing ever

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I bought these last year for a long car journey and they are fab. You can open the window and leave the sock in place .

They are held down to the sides of your car by velcro.

If I had one criticism, they are a little hard to see your blind spot through, but I use my mirrors alot and I am used to driving dh's van anyway(so obviously I can't see through the back).
ooo, am so pleased that my recommendation is working, perhaps I should contact the company and get a second set for free !
Thanks these look great, I always forget I have the sticker ones on and end up winding windows down and chewing up both blinds and window mechanisms. You would think I would have learnt my lesson by the third or fourth time I did it but no. blush

Have just ordered a set. Cheers.
I agree too - I love the windowsox and well worth the money. The sucker ones are cr*p - I needed two per window and they still didnt keep all the sun out, plus DS would constantly pull them off.

i have never had a problem with them (touch wood) no ones ever tampered with them in a public place, they've never come off, they dont affect the door. The only thing I will say is that they can obstruct your vision a bit if its raining for instance and you are reversing (you can easily take them off, but I'm too lazy!)

I also love the idea you can still open the windows and DS can see out without being able to chuck anything out of there!!
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I ordered some after reading this and they should be on my doorstep now. Am so excited! Just wish I could get them for the front of the car as well
don't affect the door closing, or the security of the car at all, i leave mine on most of the time, never had a problem - should take them off in the rain though it says but mine have stayed on and seem fine (take about 30 seconds to put on off if that! are fab )
They look fantastic - and I think that they are reasonably priced for what they are. Something similar that i was looking at last year cost around £60shock!

Do they afftect the closing of hte door? And can you/do you leave them on in a car park for example? Do they affect the security of the car?
oh, will do. Thanks x
They are brilliant, emailed last Monday afternoon as mine were out of stock, he emailed back that night saying theu were being delivered on Tuesday, ordered and paid on Wednesday afternoon, arrived on Thursday morning, DC's are so much more confortabel.
Stick with it, they get the stock back in pretty quick, I think I emailed them about mine and they got it back in quite quickly.
what a fab idea..smile. Will have to invest in a set, out of stock for our car atm...
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