Air Conditioner Window Seal, Machine-YA Window Seal for Portable Air Conditioner and Tumble Dryer, Works with Every Mobile Air-Conditioning Unit, Air Exchange Guards With Zip and Hook Tape (300CM)

We had some plastic on the window and it was noisy, so we came to Amazon to look for something we could put up around the window. This was very easy to install. Just clean around the frame, put up the tape. Then put up the surround. It seals very well and we have been using our AC and there is no hot air coming back into the house. Very functional, great value for the money and the appearance is unobtrusive. Would highly recommend.

Great product, looked at numerous others but was pleased to be able to get one from a known brand. It is slightly on the loud side but most decent a/c at this price range are.Quickly produces decent cooled air and cools a room down quickly - only negative is that the length of the supplied hose was very short and no window kit but I have purchased a 6m extension.Quality is great and as we are due another heatwave shortly, glad I have this.

Was a little dubious as I'm not what you'd call "handy" but was surprisingly easy to put up (even though it was bigger than the frame it was going on) and connected easily to the unit. Works a treat!

Why did you choose this product over others?:Quite annoying to put on an smaller window that opens from the bottom outwards. Needed to add extra tape and you can hear it crinkling like a crisp packet at night when youre trying to sleep which is somewhat annoying.

Why did you choose this product over others?:Does the job wel

Does not really stick to the window- with wind it came off. And putting back together makes the glue all over your hand … wont recommend it personally if you live in a windy city.

It’s a little bit awkward to set up on an outward opening window, there’s no getting away from that. And it’s not a perfect seal around the hole you leave for the hose. I’ve ended up rigging up gardening twine to go through the zips and around the hose to pull tight and keep it all snug against the hose.And more gardening twine tied to the frame above to pull the hose up so it’s not exerting pressure on the fabric and pulling it down.It’ll do for now until I can figure out a better solution.A good improvement would be an elasticated hole for the hose to go through, rather than the zips.I’ve managed to set it up in a way where I can close the window and secure it when I need to. Obviously I can not open the window fully now unless I remove it, and I just can’t face sticking it all up again, so it will stay in place for the summer.I went for a slightly smaller size rather than have miles of extra material hanging down, and I have used the excess tape to stick a strip of cardboard over the gap.So all in all not perfect by a long way, but a heck of a lot better than trying to rig something up myself. Despite the awkwardness, and with a few adjustments, it’s working as it should and I can make my room ice cold with the portable air conditioning unit I bought.

Easy to install and saved us getting a whole new air con unit just because the exhaust hose was unsuitable for the window.