ATMOSURE Faraday Fabric & Tape Kit (1 Yard | 44"x36") – Copper-Nickel Shielding for RFID Blocking, Wireless Signal Isolation, DIY Applications

I have a keyless car . I bought this fabric and made some bags with it for my wife and myself . didn't know what to expect .pushed the button not the car door with the key fob in the bag the car the lock did not operate it worked brilliantly . and its very cost effective . would recommend to anyone who has a keyless car.

good quality versatile solution

Did what I needed it to do

My microwave was upsetting Alexa but now it is correctly dressed they get on OK

Doesn’t seem to work

Was OK, clunky

Interesting fabric. Purchased with the intention of sewing into a small card and coin purse. Plenty fabric to make a few. Will update with how well it sewed and how well the end result worked at a later date.

this isn't a bag as advertised ; its a large piece of material which you have to sew yourself. I wrapped it around my router instead as I don't know how to sew and I still got a headache. Hard to imagine sewing it into a bag (which you shouldn't have to do) would all of a sudden make it work. I'll be returning it.

I keep seeing some reels about EMF exposure so I invested in buying one. I was honestly surprised how well this Faraday fabric works. After using it for a small DIY project, I noticed our WiFi connection in the room became weaker, which actually reassures me that the material is doing its job blocking signals. The fabric and tape are easy to work with, and the size is great for multiple projects. It definitely makes me feel safer and more protected from unwanted signals or EMF exposure. Overall, very effective and worth it if you’re creating your own Faraday bags or shielding areas.

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I didn't do extensive testing but so far so good - it blocked all bluetooth connections between my pc and my keyboard/phone/speakers. It's true tho, you need to have the thing you want to isolate completely wrapped in it with absolutely no gap. Because of all the wires, I can't completely seal my wi-fi router/modem BUT I saw a great diminishing of connectivity simply by putting the "faraday towel" around it. The size could be bigger but it's more than enough to do some things with it. I haven't try making a case with it or sewing it but my guess is that's its fine. I was a doubter but I'm glad I tried. Everyone should have one of those.

Like many, I have been doing tons of research to learn how to protect myself from emf & 5G. I recently spent nearly $2,000 having a pro come to my home and evaluate what I needed to be emf free. It only worked for a few months...then I kept having to buy more expensive equipment. Well, as I said...I decided to do my own research instead of relying on a pro, who makes money off of me. I learned that 70% of the emf's are coming through the wires behind your walls in your house. I turn off the circuit breaker to my bedroom and nearby walls...and I sleep just fine now. Then, I discovered that 'fifth generation towers" are a completely different type of emf, which is much stronger and causes severe health problems. (90% of my health problems went away when I cut the circuit breaker). now...I have to address the 5G that is coming into my home through the windows. At first, I put 4 of these sheets of fabrics on my bed (2 under the mattress cover & 2 between my top sheet and comforter -- I felt no radiation coming through my sheets. My 'tremors' stopped completely...and I didn't feel 'tingly' stings on my body that are actually coming from the 5G towers around my house. Now that I have learned that most of the 5G comes through your windows, I am going to try to seal these pieces of fabric over my windows and see if it can block out most of the 5G out of my home. I'll give an update if it works. So far...these fabrics really do work, along with turning off your circuit breakers in your bedroom...if you want better sleep. Best of luck to you all...