..I've used that paint stuff on the outside...it's very useful, easy to apply and easy to wipe off...you can do just selected panes if you wish... however, I don't recommend it if growing produce, like tomatoes, as they need all the sun....
Paint is called "cool glass" I have used it for years,no problem with growing tomatoes,cucumbers etc,it still lets the light in,and is easy to wash off if needed.
I went to work today and forgot to open the windows and the door, when I came home it was reading 39oc. My tomatoes did get scorched and most other things were not happy.
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There's a whitewash type product I've found helps, though it's recommended for outside rather than in.
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..I've used that paint stuff on the outside...it's very useful, easy to apply and easy to wipe off...you can do just selected panes if you wish... however, I don't recommend it if growing produce, like tomatoes, as they need all the sun....
I haven't got a greenhouse, but I wonder if covering it with some of that sunshade for cars would work (don't know the name):
Just an idea!
Only if you wanted to grow plants in the dark
Haha, another smart fart!
I doubt if covering the roof would make a greenhouse dark, they do have sides as well!
Paint is called "cool glass" I have used it for years,no problem with growing tomatoes,cucumbers etc,it still lets the light in,and is easy to wash off if needed.
That's the stuff, it's excellent, doesn't come off when it rains but wipes off when you need it to.
In the sticks near Peterborough