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Doves were crashing into my window several times a day— (sounded horrible, but they just flew off as though nothing had happened) and these cobwebby strips were recommended to me—-they were very easy to apply, easy to remove and reposition (a really important factor for me) and though, of course, visible, I find them very inoffensive. I placed them on my windows a week ago and have not had a single bird crashing into my windows since! I am very pleased.

The tape was easy to use, repositionable, and even though I put it up just guessing, looked even, parallel from a distance. Not distracting to me, which was my biggest fear, and hopefully with prevent further bird deaths.

It doesn’t seem like it will be that distracting but from one 20 foot roll I was only able to do the top half of one of my patio doors and I wasn’t able to go all away across on that one glass panel. I assumed 20 feet was a lot…. Nope

This tape is super easy to apply. I put it on a sliding door and had no issues running it from the top to the bottom of the glass. There is a good amount of tape in the roll to work on multiple glass surfaces. The tape sticks really well and somewhat blends in so it isn’t an ugly eyesore. Definitely worth the money and I haven’t had any birds hit the door or window since I put this up.

We have a bird bath and bird feeder on our deck and wanted to prevent our avian visitors from possibly bonking their heads on our sliding glass doors. This tape is a little expensive (we used nearly 4 rolls to cover two sliding glass doors) but it really works. We’ve had a few birds fly up to the glass, see the tape, and turn around. Highly recommended.

I did not realize these have a very, very sticky substance on them, so when you put them on, they are on for life. I thought they were like other similar products that used static cling, not glue to make them stick. I put a lot of them on the windows, and they did nothing to prevent bird strikes. When I tried to take them off, I had to get soft steel wool to remove the adhesive from the terrible things. I bought some little dots that are static cling, and they work very well and don't ruin your windows. These were also very distracting when trying to see out of the winow.

This is extremely helpful when it comes to stopping birds from flying into windows. It comes with a business card to help align the strips when you put them on the window. The strips also allow for easy peel off in case you mess up first try.As for the effectiveness, it immediately stopped birds from hitting windows. The only issue is that it protects birds from striking the window because of the reflection from trees. It will not stop birds who are aggressive (males) and being territorial. They will still fly into the window if that is the case

Seems to be working. Easy to use. Had a beautiful little bird crash into my sliding glass door which is why I purchased the tape. So far no casualties.

It's worth pointing out a few things - first, this needs to go on the outside of the window, bear that in mind. Second, it's not invisible, not even close. Third, you don't need to buy loads of this and space it a few inches apart like it recommends, we've put our lines about a foot apart and it has completely eliminated birds flying into the window. The tape has held up, even with regular window washjng, with no sign of peeling, even after a year

I've been trying to come up with a solution for bird collisions but this isn't it. I'm sure it's effective I just don't like the aesthetic. Even measuring and being careful it's impossible to get these perfectly straight so if it's a room you use a lot you'll see it every time you look out. It also gives the impression of bars on the window more than I'd hoped it would which changes the ambiance of the room. If it's for shed windows or somewhere you don't spend a lot of time then it's probably fine but I can't stand how it looks.