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This
section is about trying out various products designed with RVers
in mind, or stuff that would be helpful in living the lifestyle.
For it to be included here, I must have tried it out myself and
believe it to be a good product. If you saw it here, please tell
them so!
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Malia's
2 cents: I
first saw RV Quick Shades at the Redmond Rally and was thrilled
to find a sunshade that didn't require me to climb a ladder
in order to install them on the outside. I'm not exactly a fan
of ladder climbing or of drilling holes in my motorhome. |
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I
was happy to get them as it was a very hot day and the sun was beaming
straight into my windshield. After putting them up with the easy
suction cups, I wondered if they could really keep out the heat
as well as the exterior ones that fit more snugly against the coach.
Especially since I was having air conditioner issues, it was important
to find a way to cut the intrusion of heat. I love how I can see
out but you can't see inside the coach in the daytime. My dash is
now cool to the touch and the filtered light is easier on the eyes.
I am now a believer and don't hesitate to recommend RV Quick Shades.
Should
you check them out and decide to buy, choose "Malias Miles"
from the dropdown box under "How
did you find our site?" in the shopping cart section and
they'll know you saw it here - I'd appreciate that!
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The
window on the left has the shade on and you can see the difference
in glare coming from the right side without one.
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Harder
to see from the outside with the way the light was shining that
day, but you can see the reflection of the trees on the right side
instead of being able to see into the RV. On the left, you can see
the dash and back of the chair without the shades. Note: they don't
provide privacy at night.
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