$5 WINDOW VENTS for CAR CAMPING & OVERLANDING 

What if I don’t have iron or hot glue lol can I use like gorilla tape or

Gorilla glue I mean

Justin Fisher I’m sure it’d work, gorilla glue is kinda messy I think though.

Donnie Dispersed yeah your right. I have a Dodge Grand Caravan and would love to figure out some type of screen situation for the back wing windows

Awesome Video! I love outside of the box thinking. Very clever idea, keeping things simple is my favorite theme. Thank you for sharing your idea. I see quite a few people commenting on other options besides the soldiering iron technique. There's more ways than one to skin a cat. So use whatever you have available, is my opinion. Glue will work, tape will work just as well, staples, the options are limitless. Since this is even being shoved in to the door gasket. Technically, you don't even need to do anything because the door gasket itself will keep it all mashed together. If you like the soldiering option and don't have one. A lighter and a screwdriver will work just as well. Heat the tip of the screwdriver or any sort of metal object with the lighter, it will get hot enough to do what the soldering iron did here. I would also suggest using a screen mesh material called No-See-Um netting. It is just like the screen on house windows, just with much smaller holes to block out the really tiny insects.

I agree 👍

I agree. Very well done. Good job explaining and showing.

Josephine Gibbs I haven’t used them in any real rain yet. I’m curious about how they will do myself.

Any rain use update?

@@DonnieDispersed Also curious

Home Depot or Lowe’s. For me it was about 50 cents cheaper at Lowe’s and they had brown or white.

Christopher Schiffermiller If there’s a breeze outside then they work fine on their own. But the fan definitely helps.

@@DonnieDispersed Thanks Donnie, appreciated and im leaning towards this as it looks simple and easy for all I need and saw a few other vids of people who did it. Thanks, Chris

@@DonnieDispersed Oh, I was also thinking that you could double up the screens for a more expanded air flow and bug protector when you want to sit or sleep. Like the 2nd gutter guard should slip right into the other and you have a two tier system for when you want more flow. Did you happen to play around with that idea and would they fit easily as it seems they would? Thanks

Christopher Schiffermiller the groove that fits over the window is quite a bit bigger than the plastic cover and screen part. They wouldn’t hold onto each other well. But maybe if your door window has a frame you could roll up the window to pinch two pieces together between the glass and the door frame and that would hold them in place.

@@DonnieDispersed Yes, I figured I might have to use vice grips to squeeze them together or come up with a easy way to insert them and make them sturdy. I will play around with it when I get them here and see what works. I will let you know.

meraktanyasiyorum www.homedepot.com/p/Amerimax-Home-Products-3-ft-White-Snap-In-Filter-Gutter-Guard-86270BX/100520851

Unfortunately Amazon seems to only sell them in large bundles

@@DonnieDispersed thank you so much i will try to find it

I got them at Home Depot. But they should be available at any home-improvement store I imagine

@@DonnieDispersed thank you

@@DonnieDispersed sadly those are an American thing and cant find anything similar in europe :(