(NAPSA)—Here’s a bright idea: Protect yourself, your family and your furniture from damaging ultraviolet (UV) rays. The Problem The sun’s rays can pass freely through unprotected windows and onto the next surface, whetherit’s furniture, floor or skin. Fortu- nately, professionally installed windowfilm can block up to 99 percent of harmful UV rays and reduce solar heat gain to save homeowners as much as 30 percent on cooling costs. An Answer That’s one reason why, as the popularity of large windows in- To save your skin—and your tional Window Film Association has a free, consumer-friendly booklet illustrating the unhealthy effect film installed on your windows. creases, the nonprofit Interna- of indoor sunlight on the skin and the steps to take to preventit. “As we spend more time indoors both winter and summer, we open ourselves up to skin damage,” explained Darrell Smith, executive director of the IWFA. “Consumers should know that money—don’t let the sun shine in without protective window professionally installed window film can block nearly all the harmful rays from the sun, and once installed, it can immediately protect us indoors, while still allowing abundantnaturallight.” Free Booklet The booklet can be found at www.iwfa.com.
