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Car window screens
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Superior Design- This automotive interior sun protection is made with an exclusive design of connector clamps which is longer and of a much higher quality, holding the rings sturdy & easier to fit behind car visors, door pocket & back seat organizer making this windscreen protector for cars, the most durable folding sun screen covers in the market.The maximum level of UPF Sun protection in the category 50+ (100 SPF), to best protect your car accessories interior, dashboard & car seat cover from ultraviolet damages. Superior Quality- Not all window shield Sunshades block UV rays! This is the only waterproof sunshade for car windshield CERTIFIED to BLOCK 99.87% of UVB & 99.02% of UVA.In this video test, a car that heated up to 120 Fahrenheit on a sunny day saw its interior temperature drop to 92 degrees after a $20 sun shade was installed. Some of the products include a warning: Not to be used while driving!ĭo windshield sunshades work? Indeed they do. Usually costing $20 or less, it’s a simple rectangle of fabric, or a combination of fabric and plastics (cardboard seems passé) that unfolds to fit across your windshield and block the sun’s rays. The sun shade is a low-tech product that will combat both of these phenomena. A phenomenon known as “new car smell” is similar, in that, according to Chemical & Engineering News, it represents the off-gassing of VOCs from adhesives and sealants. That’s aesthetic, but it also causes materials to evaporate and release volatile organic compounds (VOCs).

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UV dries out auto interior materials, including leather, vinyl and other plastics, fabrics and carpets.

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Also, we’ve all seen badly discolored, cracked and dried-up plastic dash pads. The windshield sun shade has a dual purpose: On warm days, keeping the interior of your parked-outside car cool so you don’t suffer when you get back in, and also protecting against the damaging effects of ultra-violet (UV) rays.














Car window screens