Solar Film – Protect Yourself From Global Warming

As the earth's ozone layer is becoming thinner each day, the more solar energy is exerted towards the earth's atmosphere causing more damage to our Mother Earth.

As you are all aware of so many catastrophic impacts brought about by global warming, such as the melting of icebergs at Antarctica, the El Niño phenomenon, frequent forest fires, etc., there are far much simpler problems that are arising nowadays that we've often overlooked at.

How sure are you that the sunlight that is absorbed by your baby's skin from 7-8am is still safe and healthy for them? As the solar radiation of today's generation causes eye damage and worse, skin cancer, would you still risk your baby's life by bringing them outside to absorb the so-called vitamin D from the sunrays at daytime?

Oh, not to make you scared or anything like that. But did you know that even if you're inside your house, you are still not safe from the harmful ultraviolet rays?

Naturally, you want to allow natural lighting to enter your house so that (1) you can save on your electric bills by not switching on lights on daytime; and (2) you just don't want to make your house look gloomy and make others name you as "vampires" by not letting sunlight to reach you inside.

But the sunlight can even worsen the situation inside your house. Your leather couch is prone to fading if exposed too much from the sun. This may cost you a lot on the upholstering costs later on. Same will happen to your carpets and other furniture inside, which are both prone to fading too. Those were just a few problems to face, aside from the damage it can cause to your skin, even if you're inside your house.

So lots of "so-called" solutions are proposed to you. You can keep your curtains, shutters, or blinds closed all the time (and let your neighbors accuse your family as vampires) or just close your windows all the time (and be suffocated inside). Another approach is to dispose all your furniture and couches and other fixtures which are prone to fading or breakage due to too much sun exposure! (What a crazy idea, isn't it?!)