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REVIEW: Artificial Ivy Privacy Fence

Review of an Artificial Ivy Privacy Fence cover ( https://amzn.to/4iwWMzK ) to add privacy to my fence and backyard space. This is also how to add fake ivy privacy fencing I added privacy to my white fence using fake plastic artificial ivy – looks like sweet potato leaves.

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The artificial ivy comes in sections, making it easy to adjust for different fence sizes. It doesn’t have flowers, so it can be used year-round. The netting allows air to pass through, preventing it from getting too hot and reducing pressure on the fence. It can be taken out in segments, and it’s connected by tabs that can be zip-tied for reinforcement. I zip-tied the ivy to the fence with the leaves facing outward for a natural look.

The artificial ivy can be divided into sections to provide more options to rearrange the length and dimensions. The ivy is easy to install and lightweight. The wrinkles to the leave clear up in about a day in the sun.

Overall a good and simple buy to improve the yard and garden privacy. It can also be used as background decoration.

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Review: PRIVACY SCREEN for BALCONY using Expanding Faux Ivy Privacy Screens

I installed these fake expanding ivy trellises to add privacy to a balcony. I wanted to cover up the white bars on my balcony. The ivy trellises were easy to set up and came with zip ties. I got the one without flowers and are just leaves.

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These trellises can be used to add privacy and decoration to balconies or fences. The product is green, odorless, and available in different colors. The panel expands out and can be folded for storage. The wooden stakes are also very lightweight and strong. It has lasted through a few rain and wind storms. My balcony is 4ft by 8ft, and the trellis covers the white bars perfectly.

The fake expanding ivy trellises can be used temporarily for parties or as a background. I used S hooks and zip ties to hold it in place. Overall its a great privacy wall to hide things out of view make things in the yard look prettier. Very useful.

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REVIEW – DIY : Heads Up Display (HUD) – ACECAR M07

I always wanted a HUD so I dont need to look down at for speed. I got a ACECAR M-07 ( https://amzn.to/3d6SuQO ) Heads Up Display units for my Honda. This video reviews the ACECAR M7.

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If you want just 2 lines of date and very large font size, the ACECAR M-07 ( https://amzn.to/3d6SuQO ) Heads Up Display ( https://amzn.to/3d6SuQO ) has the larger font size to project onto the windshield. However, it only has 2 lines of data you can choose.

Its large numbers is very visible at day and night time. Installing is very easy with either connection to the cars OBD2 port or it can run with GPS mode in which all it needs is a USB power. If connected to the OBD2 it will drain my 12 volt battery, thats why i prefer the USB power so it turns off when my car is off. The unit is plug and play but needs to be configured for metric and English measurements. Overall it is pretty accurate and is able to read speed, distance, engine temperature, RPM, and other information when connected to the OBD2 port. With the GPS mode you can display direction, speed.

Update on my steering wheel cover and TPMS system. Its been over 2 years with my SHIAWASENA Steering wheel cover $16 ( https://amzn.to/2XsIEP6 ) which had a smooth surface and patterned with red stitching. It still in good condition and has not cracked yet. Tire Pressure Monitor TPMS ( https://amzn.to/2ncBVf6 )still works after 1.5 years . I cost about $30. The sensors need new CR1616 batteries every 6 months but the solar powered main unit works well.

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