Besides the films, you can re-screen your windows with denser material available at those big box stores. It isnt a difficult job and requires only an inexpensive spline tool, scissors and, perhaps, new splinning material. The link will give you an idea of the material:
http://www.arizonasunsupply.com/textilenesolarscreen.htm
Here's how to replace a window screen courtesy of Lowes:
Run a search under "solar screen fabric" and solar window screen" (without the quotes), youll get a ton of information about screens from my suggestion to full, motorized protection. Good luck.
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I have tinting film I got at Home Depot, Itâ™s cheep and works well. You can install it your self.
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