BLOCK CAR WINDOWS, Privacy Options for Sleeping/Living in a Car | LIVE EASY

[@1framistan]

There is a very cheap item called WEED BLOCK CLOTH sold at any hardware store in the garden department. It is black. It has lots of tiny holes in it to allow water to go through. It is thin and a strong material. It would work to stop anyone from looking in at night EXCEPT when you turn on a light inside. It would also block flying insects.... and would be removable so cops will not get upset or pull you over. Best of all, it is cheap.

[@LiveEasy]

Wow this is a great tip!!

[@alecfleming373]

This with the idea of fitting a wire frame to the windows sounds perfect...

[@mst7048]

@1234 why not paint the cardboard black?

[@King_TuTT]

you u could get a $1 can of black spary paint and just paint them windows. now thats cheap!

[@sherizuech6562]

I use bubble wrap on my house windows . even though it's clear, it works great for privacy! Make sure to use the tiny bubbles not the large ones.

[@Stephan5150]

I'm old and grumpy and rarely have anything good to say to anyone. You made me laugh a few times and frugal is my middle name, love the editing, the links and the timestamps. You got a like and a new subscriber today. Can't wait to check out more of your videos. Thanks for sharing!

[@LiveEasy]

Thanks Stephen! So glad you found this valuable.

[@lishialindh25]

@@LiveEasy where have you gone? We need more videos

[@LiveEasy]

Too busy on other projects. 😭

[@CassandraaYo101]

I agree, he made me crack up this guy is great!

[@pacosinbag7755]

Old man, Please don’t tell me your gonna use these techniques to hide while you spy on little kids...

[@davidwyatt6565]

This is exactly what I love about car and van life videos on KZbin. It's not about enjoying watching people suffer on the road but how they come up with creative and simple solutions to overcome adversity and challenges they come up against everyday :-) keep doing what you're doing :-D

[@LiveEasy]

Thanks David. I love the creative process of hyper-optimizing.

[@sun6v546]

Love your article , presentation , best of all with NO music at alllll ...... Cheers Buddy .

[@martinadonkers4642]

Super helpful! I've gone with the fabric and magnets option and I'm SO happy with them. I cut thin black fabric to size - it's thin enough that I can still kind of see out, but when it's in my window it looks like dark tinting from the outside and no one can see into my car, and the fabric was like $2/m. I used thick black electrical tape all around the edges - this stops fraying, and also creates a stiff but still flexible edge for a better fit. And then I used more tape to attach my magnets in little tabs at the edges. I just used strong magnets from an office supply shop. I'm so happy with the result. Folds up small and out of the way when I'm not using them, and really easy and fast to put up.

[@LiveEasy]

Nice!! Thanks for sharing your method.

[@eLiV8t]

Do you use the same thing on the front windshield

[@marynlyn]

If you can see out, doesn't that mean that when it is dark out and you have lights on inside, people can also see in . . . and see that you are living in your car? How do you use light inside at night without it being seen from the outside, giving you away?

[@CleverVagabond]

​@@marynlynI was wondering the exact same thing 🤔

[@mybalancedlife7190]

OMG you just earned a fan for life. I am about to start living in my car next month and I am looking for privacy options and ran across your video. Thank you so much for sharing all of this valuable information.

[@LiveEasy]

Yessss 😁 Hope the info serves you well. Have fun!!

[@Dlowsole]

How did that go?

[@HR-wd6cw]

I personally found that using Reflectix along with some black fabric on one side works best. You can use the Reflectix on the outside during the day when it's sunny (and/or hot) and the black side out at night so it doesn't draw as much attention and this also means people can't really peek in either (just get enough to cover all window, or buy the pre-made ones). I actually made a set myself but later bought the pre-made ones and just added some black fabirc to the dark/black side (as the ones I got were made out of a foam material but the black side had a bit of a shine to it which reflects a little bit of light so I put some black fabirc over them so they don't reflect out and it looks as if the car is empty at night). I only camp in camp grounds though so it's not like I have to be ultra stealthy anyway, but it looks better and draws less attention than the silver reflectix side does.

[@amberleigh7654]

This is perfect! I've been living in my SUV for almost two months. I tried doing tint myself, but I kept on ripping it. Right now, I have those mesh door/window coverings and I have tinted window cling. I like to keep it simple. Thank you for sharing your ideas!

[@LiveEasy]

Glad I could help!

[@iasimovscientist4981]

Me too Amber, but what do you mean “mesh/door coverings”...the Sox?

[@amberleigh7654]

These are the mesh door coverings: www.amazon.com/dp/B07VV61DX9/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awdb_imm_dl_H2Q2DT2HTYQVCBJ67VWY?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1 I used window cling like this: www.amazon.com/dp/B073TVRQ5D/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awdb_imm_2P6N7S52V1R77XNWVJY0

[@gypsylee73]

I like thinking laterally. This solves no privacy/insulation issues but if you're in a cargo van - put a ladder on your roof. You look like a tradesman not a hippie. It might be more applicable in Australia but tradespeople are LOVED. I was also going to wear a Hi-Viz vest haha

[@LiveEasy]

Fully agreed. The more business-like your vehicle looks, the better

[@paulbrownman7307]

Thank you, your review of the sun shades was the most comprehensive of all. It helped me make up my mind and I do agree with you that Shades 4 cars is the best choice.

[@LiveEasy]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts, Paul!

[@vertex3000]

I use black poster board paper cutouts, but I think it sticks out a bit too much, although it gives me complete privacy, even from flashlights.

[@LiveEasy]

That sounds like a great budget solution

[@damianvan4285]

My windows are blacked out, i told my doctor there is skin cancer in my family. My doctor wrote a note, I filed it with the DMV, it shows up as a special need when the police run your information.

[@LiveEasy]

Pro moves!

[@faithbranshaw6574]

@@LiveEasy I believed your review on car shades and order a set. Very disappointed, they don't fit very well or correct. They also are equivalent to the shades that ones can purchase at a store. I spent $185.00 for this product. After this, I will never listen to any absolutely any KZbin content creator on buying anything. You must have been given a set from car shades.com to review or some kind of monetary gift. I should have know, I'm very familiar with companies giving products to consumers for free, to give reviews. Thanks for teaching me a lesson, never trust anyone who advertises a product regardless if it's not a "paid" review it's a half lie. For the people who are look for options to darken windows, carshades is a waste of money. It's the same exact material that you can buy in the store!! Yes they don't fit all around windows, but either does the $185.00 carshades.com

[@faithbranshaw6574]

@@LiveEasy I can't even return them. Never again will I fall for a regular person on glorious KZbin .

[@LiveEasy]

Faith, that’s so awful! There must have been some mistake because if you receive the right set for your vehicle, these things fit like a glove. Did you purchase your set from the link I provided in the description? (Blinds4cars.com) Have you tried contacting the seller about them not being right? What happened?

[@faithbranshaw6574]

@@LiveEasy I apologize Live Easy. I ordered a set for the 5 door civic. There were only two options, 5 door or some other one. I thought the 5 door was counting the trunk because Honda doesn't make a 5 door vehicle that I'm aware of. I did order from the site that you recommended and the company said I could return it. I lost 40 for shipping.

[@AngelicaGarcia31]

This is probably the best video on camper car life ever. I followed your advice and got the perforated vinyl to complement my car shades and it is exactly what I needed. Thank you so much for the tip. Greeting from Spain!

[@LiveEasy]

Thanks for stopping to drop the kind words, Angie. 😀

[@AngelicaGarcia31]

@@LiveEasy My pleasure!

[@rosecoward3292]

Can it be used on windows that roll up and down? Wouldn't it rub the vinyl and ruin it?

[@LiveEasy]

Yeah it works fine. 🙂

[@Russellbeta]

9:19 "literally any practical use of magnets gets me excited" lol the clip XD

[@LiveEasy]

Thank you for also enjoying crass foolery.

[@meadowbradleyart]

I came here for the Prius info, but now I'm just totally amused by your personality. Keep 'em coming.

[@LiveEasy]

Thanks 😊

[@ShannonWolfinbarger]

I use the window pull over sleeve and leave them on my car at all times. Just wanted to let you know that they are intact and awesome for ventilation. But I love the idea of combining the two adherent coverage together! Thank you!

[@hotrod92493]

How do they do with rain?

[@philhodgkinson1460]

I have these whilst good the black colour fades??

[@ShannonWolfinbarger]

@@hotrod92493 you feel ever drop! Lol I'd get rain guards

[@rashadmoves]

This is a super lit vid. I had the experience of sleeping in my car for a midday nap, great weather, no preparation (no blankets), at a farmer's market parking lot (after a busy morning of grocery shopping). I was surprised by how much I enjoyed it (I had a preconcieved notion, car sleeping would be terrible). Since I started competing in bjj, alot of tournaments allow weighing in the night before, which would be super useful. Paying for a hotel is way out of my budget, but I'm considering overnight car sleeping for competition. Thanks for sharing your expertise!

[@U2JEN2U]

I have the nets .... Have had them on my car for 4yrs. They are amazing and at night the light reflect off of them so you can't see if the window is actually open. LOVE THEM 💞 BTW they have BLACK PERFORATED VINYL if white is not up your alley 👍

[@LiveEasy]

The black perf vinyl is a great option. 👍

[@JeffErdmann]

As an owner of a green 2008 Prius (same color as yours) that I occasionally car camp in I really appreciate you sharing your sage advice! I've used 4 black towels with reasonable success but love the benefits of the perf with a black screen mesh!

[@LiveEasy]

Nice. How did you put the towels up exactly?

[@donalee1251]

Jeff Erdmann Is there a black screen mesh?

[@JeffErdmann]

@@LiveEasy I used a rope that thread thru the 4 handholds and around the hinges for the hatches like a cloths line, then folded them over the rope & used binder clips to hold them in place.

[@Mindofathinker]

Getting ready to live in my car, this video answer the burning question I had about privacy.. Thanks a bunch 🤗

[@LiveEasy]

I’m so glad you found the advice useful!

[@catchnote2]

my favorite part of this video is "dont you tell no body about that". tks I vote this the best best video on car cover shades 😎

[@LiveEasy]

Thanks D!

[@catchnote2]

@@LiveEasy would love to see s view on Acool a solar car ventilated device

[@lauralynn9842]

Obsessed. My daughter is going to be living her best life on campus this year.

[@LiveEasy]

Right on 🙂

[@etywrtyjfgj]

Don't put her in massive debt to say your daughter is going to school. No 18 year old has the ability to make a sound decision to go tens of thousands of dollars in debt. If the degree isn't a necessity or coming out of a high level school, it may not be the best utilization of funds.

[@Alb_01]

Great to see you back, I've missed your vids - they're a nice escape to a lifestyle I would love. I hope all is good with you and you've been having a blast over the past few months. I look forward to seeing your vids popping up on here again.

[@LiveEasy]

Hey Alb. Glad you were still interested. I live normally right now but I still think about the lifestyle all the time. Maybe a van in the future?

[@mitchellbarnow1709]

Live Easy I miss you sharing what’s going on in your life, no matter what style it is. Please consider sharing, if possible. You’ve got such a great sense of humor!

[@michaelparejko3568]

Would love to see more tips and tricks you got for traveling out of your car! You should definitely make some more videos like this. Also you’re hilarious 🤣

[@LiveEasy]

Thanks Michael! More videos in 2021 for sure!

[@bigterrybrown9304]

"Can't see the creep outside your window" too funny awesome. Informative and funny.

[@LiveEasy]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@hellsbellez]

Funny as heck, YET exactly the info I was looking for! 🌲🚗🕵🌲🌲🌲

[@illidari12211]

I usually use blackout curtains with magnets. I use a flat head and push it into the rubber seal between the door and the frame.

[@Ms.Ussery]

LOL I enjoyed the fact that your down to earth secondly I have a cargo van no back or side windows only the front I use a umbrella but it almost covers it all leaves about a foot of empty coverage then I usually use metal clothes pins and pin the curtains to the plastic hooks I've mounted to the wind shield

[@LiveEasy]

Nice. Whatever works! 🙂

[@shannonmccreedy1875]

Well thought out and hilarious. Very powerful combination. Thank you for generously handing out valuable and helpful information.

[@LiveEasy]

Thanks Shannon. 🙂🙂🙂

[@ReneaDooserider]

Ditto what she said. 💕

[@charlesrock2746]

@@ReneaDooserider Ditto what Shanon and Renea said👍

[@ray-hope]

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[@ray-hope]

@@LiveEasy pp

[@hollyvanostrand4292]

your video was very informative. being a 70 yo woman, security is key, so i do not care for the "pantyhose". The perforated vinyl sounds perfect. set it and forget it. thank you.

[@thanatoskatakrima5864]

I blacked out all my windows but at the center of the cloth/cardboard/insulation I cut out a mini window to lift and see who’s outside before taking them down. A little piece of velcro holds the mini window in place. I also have the mesh covers to roll down the windows at night and get some cool air without mosquitoes 🦟 coming in 😁

[@LiveEasy]

Well done!

[@beautifuldis8tr741]

I just got my window coverings that go over the window and saw your video. Glad to see it’s other options for those living on wheels

[@LiveEasy]

Nice. Are you liking them?

[@beautifuldis8tr741]

Live Easy they are not bad and I can keep them on. I’ve only had them a month so not sure of long term durability yet however they made it through the last month of summer and kept out the bugs.

[@cjaquilino]

Beautiful Dis8tr Which one’s you get specifically?

[@beautifuldis8tr741]

Christopher A. I don’t know the exact brand but they came from Walmart in the “sale” section. They are off brand back/rear window coverings.

[@chrissy1088]

Great ideas, I need a holiday, like traveling & want to have some solitude in Nature; I'll give this a go.

[@wonderwormwoman6088]

Well done! This is an excellent resource! Thanks! Magnets float my boat, too, but have to have metal to attach to (my Saturn didn't, only car of many like that. Also the only car that popped out a dent on its own). I started researching window covers when I had a Prius V that I wanted to travel and car camp in long-term eventually, so did a bunch of research and came to the same conclusion - combo of perf vinyl with my worm sign on it (I have magnetic ones now) and the custom made set. When stationary, I cover the car with blankets and hold them with magnets. I need to try mylar for that application soon, see how long it lasts.. The socks seem like a good idea, too. Subscribed.

[@alpinewonders]

I have those car shades (end of your video) in the back of my Renault van. The sticky backed attachments let me down, losing their grip in the moisture caused by cooking. By and large they`re held up by string. Very unsightly but it works

[@obiephillips9174]

You are a great online personality.

[@LiveEasy]

Thanks a lot Troy Troy!

[@australianwoman9696]

Hello Jordan just watched your video ( 4 yrs later! ) if your still around just wanted to say thanks for making it available. Im car camping & will be looking into perforated vinyl. ( PS: I won't tell anyone about your tinted windows! )😂🖤

[@phillipsousa1353]

Recently watched your video, car shades and your idea of the dotted privacy shade makes sense agree with your video

[@LiveEasy]

Thank you for sharing your thoughts, Phillip.

[@brandonhammett4581]

I chose to go with a full set of weatherTech shades. They are custom fit for your car, they come with shades for ALL your windows AND they are reversible. So one side is black and the other side is silver so they are all year round and SUPER PRIVATE! 😁

[@LiveEasy]

I didn't know about those! I'll take a look.

[@lindasekavec4570]

THANK YOU! This is a much needed video for those of us just starting out! Appreciate the thoroughness and the silly humor you incorporated in the video. Keep up the good work :~}

[@crownedqlegend]

The refried beans comment has me on the floor because I’ve had a can in my car for months now😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@ronpeltz1717]

Thanks, trying to figure this conundrum out. These are some great ideas. New sub

[@LiveEasy]

Awesome. Thanks Ron!

[@oddities-whatnot]

The best idea is the one that works for me and my Outback.

[@cheriemiller669]

I thought the Car Shades were terrible. They kept falling out. One didn't fit. I ended up getting my windows tinted for $525. Works really well with magnetic curtains. I love your video! You are very funny. I have been working on this issue for a year. I love the "panty hose" style coverings for summer camping either dispersed or in campgrounds because of the full ventilation. So in the end, I tried 4 solutions and am currently using 3 out of 4. Also, the rain guards are fantastic for cracking your windows at night to let condensation out. Keep rain out pretty well too. I have a 2007 Prius.

[@LiveEasy]

I appreciate your insight here. The rain guards are some thing I definitely want to invest in if I’m doing some more sleeping in the Prius in the future.

[@marthajmm6244]

Great info, thanks! Now I just have to figure out what to take and leave for the north, where staying warm is waaaay more important than keeping cool! So far, Reflectix with black backing for the window side. Come summer, one of the mesh options may be in order.

[@franklg8310]

I appreciate your killer videos and funny as hell. I discovered parferated window Covers through your Prius video. I'll be doing tinting, parferated covers, the car shades, and window fenders for cracking the windows. Those car shades are worth the prices because they would make an awesome template for making insulated winter car shades of your own. Wishing you continued success. Blessings.

[@LiveEasy]

Heck yeah. The “template” idea is exactly what I was thinking.

[@pgreg8528]

Really good addition are those plastics that you put at the top of your windows. They eliminate windnoise, stop rain and allow you to have the windows open a few centimeters without people being able to see inside. In Germany climair is really popular.

[@LiveEasy]

I thought about getting those but was afraid of hurting my fuel economy. Though with all the junk I have on the roof It probably wouldn’t much matter.

[@pgreg8528]

@@LiveEasy I had them on my Rover for a while and the fuel consumption didn't really change (keep in mind my car is way older) I think it can actually benefit the fuel consumption if you want fresh air while driving since even a few centimeters will give really good circulation. The main plus really is having fresh air every night.. I also added small caps onto the locks in the second row so no one could open it from outside

[@JL-007]

Good to see your video again. No doubt the channel will take off with more frequent uploads. Best

[@chrisharlan4291]

Really appreciate this video showing all the options

[@LiveEasy]

Thanks Chris!

[@JaylaMac160]

Thanks so much for this!! I have been anguishing about this with my new van

[@LiveEasy]

Glad you found it helpful! 🙂

[@eLiV8t]

I love your world view perspective. Thinking from every view properly.

[@RowerZ25]

Love the timestamps! Great overview, thank you.

[@LiveEasy]

I appreciate the feedback! 🙂

[@shortylittle3610]

Brilliant,thank-you. P, v, good idea, and car shades great top bid thank-you, needed this all the best from UK,

[@1TexasKid]

In the 80’s, a perforated vinyl screen that sticks on by window tint static was sold. It’s used on the inside of the car windows. Simple apply. Then trim out the shape with a razor. May pick up trucks covered the rear tinted windows with this. The hot Texas sun will permanently adhere the perforated screen onto the windows. It is dark enough to provide privacy. That is as long as you don’t use a tablet or phone. You can ad another solid removable layer of solar reflective screens to block out light to camp in your car. All of this is inside your car. It is not notable outside the vehicle.

[@TheAlpine49]

Video came at a perfect time for me. Thanks so much. Now, a new subscriber.

[@LiveEasy]

So glad it was helpful!

[@fabienneshaw1883]

Hello, thanks for that. I wonder about the front windows and windscreen though, any solutions for that so that it wouldn't be obvious that someone is sleeping in there?

[@codywright6889]

Very entertaining and humorous yet insightful and thorough. Definitely a thumbs up and new subscription. I will show my friends and family your KZbin page so they can idk maybe learn something. 😂

[@LiveEasy]

Thanks Cody!

[@scenenuf]

I found a tutorial on KZbin on how to make insulated window inserts and copied it. Materials depending on country will be $80 in the US to $150+ here in Aus and a few days to make. But all the are, are two separate layers of thick reflectix, a middle layer of strong 5mm corruplast (acts as air gap) and covered in a polyester material glue gunned together. Thebhardest parts are cutting the corruplast and getting the sizing perfect in your Windows but holy shit do they work amazingly! I have one side white material which works incredibly well at reflecting the heat, i assume if i left it as just plain reflectix it'd work the same but white is nicer looking aha. And black for stealth, which literally make the car look like an empty car at night unless you shine a torch and walk right up to the window as the material isn't reflective or glossy at all. Also helps prevent condensation on inner parts of windows and by "maintaining" internal temperature in the vehicle. Definitely recommend everyone do this!

[@LiveEasy]

Hey that sounds great! Thanks for sharing this.

[@marcbee1234]

Can you post a link please?

[@scenenuf]

@@marcbee1234 kzbin.info/www/bejne/j5ezipt6eMehfZo hopefully the link works. If not channel name is PSC camper conversions i think and type insulated window coverings?

[@robertpersall98]

I drive truck over the road and not all trucks have privacy curtains. I have tried many things, now I have blackout curtains (still have gaps so not ideal). I enjoyed your video, you're funny dude! Nice beard!

[@joeontko2186]

Awesome car shades website has every Toyota car and truck ...except the one I drive a Tacoma..kinda blows my mind they don't have the number one selling midsized truck shades..

[@operationroadtrip5819]

Thank you for this valuable information. I am looking for ways to cover my windows. Well once I get my minivan. I have subscribed and will be watching more vehicles.

[@shooster5884]

First time looking on youtube for diy solutions to car privacy. I occasionally sleep in my estate car camping or touring so want blackout inside when dark and need less in daylight. . In daylight when parked I use bubble wrap cut to window sizes and held by water spray. Works fine. For night I was just pegging black refuse sacks to a line I strung right around the inside of the top of the car frame and taping the bottom of them.. a bit rough but worked.. and easy to store space wise. Now I want to try painting bubble wrap as night curtains instead. Not sure if any paint would work on it. Has anyone tried this? I have a roof window. That gives ventilation for sleeping so don't have to leave a window open.

[@smoberdeen]

Thank you for putting this video together as I found it informative. It seems like a lot of people nowadays want to tint their windows. A a cyclist; both pedal powered and motor powered, I find tinted windows a safety hazard. I need to be able to make eye contact to ensure I am being seen. Sure someone might point out that I cannot see the person's eyes if they are wearing sunglasses but at least I can tell if they are looking in my direction. This is just a thought to consider and not to be an argument.

[@LiveEasy]

Thank you for telling me about this perspective. I have not thought about that.

[@amyanderson6746]

With perforated vinyl on the outside of the window, what would stop someone from peeling it off?

[@dreamphoenix8380]

I fell in love with your personality. loool "im in your neighborhood, what's up? wheh ya kids at?" - I fucking died.

[@LiveEasy]

😁 thanks!

[@arroyobaby38]

You remind me a wee bit of the Drew Scott from the Property Brothers. Great video

[@LiveEasy]

Thanks Baby!

[@livingwell5529]

Purf vinyl is blurry when wet. Also the light comes through making car a bit warmer than tinting

[@RuskinSeabrook]

We need more videos! What are you up to? Finally got started on my car setup

[@jimmyFX]

I had those slip on mesh covers u showed in the beginning on my 1988 Toyota Camry wagon, the car wasn't worth tinting,I slipped these on as cheap window tint,,they lasted 3years,even through the winter,I never removed them,

[@LiveEasy]

Thank you for helping us understand how long they last. That’s not bad!

[@jimmyFX]

@@LiveEasy another thing I forgot to mention which helped for ventilation while car was parked,I built a hatch extension ,that locked in the bottom latch,it would keep the hatch open about 6 inches, even when it rained the car stayed dry,or if I needed that extra cargo room ,

[@anonymixx8106]

Gonna use perf vinyl for daytime privacy and curtains at night.

[@jobethk588]

"Sketchy bear." Lol.

[@LiveEasy]

Don’t trust em!

[@stellacalderon9655]

Cute and funny video. Thank you for the information. I may do a window tint plus the shades for camping.

[@brenlyd]

I actually came here to learn more about the perforated vinyl. You've shared more than I previously had found thank you! Still looking for a coherent installation guide for rolling windows/ Do i place it at the line of weather stripping? fold out the weather stripping and install it through down? Reinforce the bottom edge somehow? etc etc

[@LiveEasy]

I don’t have the best advice for how to install, as I knew nothing when I went to start it and don’t remember exactly what I did. However, the good news is that if you mess up, you can just pull it back off and try again. It is very forgiving. I messed up a few times and it wasn’t a problem.

[@donnasaid8282]

Limo tint and moving blankets crafted into curtains!

[@LiveEasy]

sounds perfect!

[@brokeingeorgia697]

Thanks for the very informative video! I like your channel 💗

[@LiveEasy]

Thank you! 😁

[@zbow1974]

i use 20 year weed block, use magnets or velcro to hold it to the plastic trim around your windows is easy, i glued 4 super strong tiny magnets around the side windows and 6 around the rear windshield and hold it up that way, can be removed or left up. can go to a feed store and get "grass sacks" and make your own for about 10-15 cents per bag. or get a bolt of "blanket" material from walmart and do it, ideas are endless and all work in the end, and are all on the cheap side

[@Rhinest0n3eyes]

This was so incredibly helpful, thank you!! 💖

[@nightskylights4501]

Just FYI, the "car shade" link goes a website the sales products in Euros, and there is only one pic that doesn't show anything.

[@jakestokes2203]

Really helpful - thank you. what about suction pads as another option

[@LiveEasy]

That could certainly work, but I think they can be unreliable.

[@Ohwhale79]

Oh hey!! Where you been? Love your videos, so happy to see you uploading again! 😄

[@LiveEasy]

Thanks! It feels good to finally put another one up.

[@Ohwhale79]

@@LiveEasy Great topic, too! Such a common issue for vehicle dwellers. I really appreciate your take on these things!

[@chrislrob]

Okay, this was informative AND hysterical! Thanks!

[@LiveEasy]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@ApplesauceNinja]

What I want is an easily hung and removable lunchtime solution. I just want to eat lunch in peace in my car without me seeing out or anyone seeing in. It would make my vehicle feel like a mobile bedroom during my work week.

[@nomadicsheepdog3649]

I drove from Arizona all the way to Florida with Limo tint. Not one cop batted an eye towards me. Put a Thin Blue Line flag sticker next to your license plate. I'm a flormer cop and in my 6 years never even talked about window tint. I'm sure the upotight cops in Cali might fuck with you though. Maybe even Illinoiis and New York too. I won't got to any of those 3 states anyway along with a few more on my shit list. I'm all about that preferated vinyl though. I'm going with that option on my Prius. Thanks!

[@rickywright583]

Good to see your back ! How bad does the Roof Box cut into your MPG ? THANKS !

[@vusviews]

Love your sense of humor & I love your beard!!!

[@LiveEasy]

Thank you Vu 🙂

[@bigred8933]

Make more videos these videos are amazing and ur care is dope

[@LiveEasy]

Thank you!

[@donalee1251]

After reading these comments, with 15, not limo, I am concerned about being stopped...or the knock on the window... planning a long ass trip after lockdown is over

[@SpideyCents]

Yeah was in my car a few years back, waiting for someone outside the store, didn't notice the traffic cop walk up and he almost scanned my registration but ended up not being fast enough cus I was outta there

[@paulanthony6931]

Thank you for the presentation. This is awesome.

[@jondoe1005]

I just spray paint all my windows. Very effective

[@LiveEasy]

Lol. For real?

[@sophiemelgar2421]

Good ideas! thanks from Canada 🇨🇦

[@LiveEasy]

Thanks Sophie 🙂

[@bookcadenb4584]

I own those premium Car Shades for my 2014 Prius and L-O-V-E them. They are fantastic but don't give you complete privacy. I use mine in conjunction with State Legal Window Tint based on the 5 States I travel through the most.

[@janmcgill]

Where did you buy them? I can’t find them.

[@LiveEasy]

Did you try the link in the video description?

[@janmcgill]

Yes I found it, thanks. I sent a request. They kindly replied l they do not have for Mazda CX-5 2019. Only up to 2016. Thanks tho 👍😊

[@iasimovscientist4981]

Ok.... I still could not determine best for a woman alone, sleeping where no one can see inside (pref with light on). Perforated vinyl? Don’t want to leave the windows down.Also, loved the comment about waking up to sweet critters in the morn. Can’t afford the super duper click in shades.

[@LiveEasy]

If you need to run the light at night, I would use perf vinyl and some simple pop-in diy pieces.

[@ericavhay8608]

Great info! Thanks! With the custom make shades (last option), I assume you can see through at night when you turn a light on?

[@LiveEasy]

Indeed. Unless you modify them, which is really easy to do.

[@moonblossomsa]

Subscribed, how could i not! Hi from Oz 👋

[@pjkowald]

Another awesome video Jordan! I only discovered your channel today and have been happily binge watching all your content. Your sense of humour is bang on and the way you articulate yourself is truly impressive! I’m curious to know if your videos are fully scripted before you record them, they’re impeccable! I hope you continue to upload, you are a real talent. I’ve really enjoyed your blogs as well 👍🏼

[@LiveEasy]

Wow. Thank you so much Paul! A majority of my videos are roughly scripted. I will basically write down all of the points I want to say and then try to regurgitate them on camera. It takes a looong time as I am a bit of a perfectionist. I so appreciate that you have also looked at the blogs. Even though KZbin is a horrible return on investment for my video production labor (video is what I do professionally) comments like yours inspire me to do some more around this topic that I’m passionate about.

[@pjkowald]

Thanks so much for the response Jordan, I wasn’t expecting to hear from you - a little ‘star struck’ really! I can fully appreciate the amount of time, effort and creativity that goes into the production of these videos (and your blog also). Being a perfectionist can be a real drain on one’s resources but the results speak for themselves. I do hope your endeavours are rewarded some day, you deserve far more exposure than you currently receive. Thanks for keeping it real. Respect.

[@hansolo7205]

See thru from the inside at night is a must for me. That's why I never use Reflectix.

[@LiveEasy]

What do you use instead?

[@valleybay9183]

Cool video! Why not put the perforated vinyl on the *inside* of the windows?

[@LiveEasy]

Good idea. Lmk if you find some that is sticky on the white side.

[@rebeccaswilling1771]

Limo tent is permitted all around here in Phoenix

[@bored1980]

Oh mate! You're back! And what a BEARD!

[@JohnDoe-oo9ll]

This guy is so funny. Smart stuff.

[@LiveEasy]

Thanks John!