Purple 51-inch Mylar Windsock

Purple 51-inch Mylar Windsock

SKU:
9056
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UPC:
794965069058
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Description

Bring a dash of color and sparkle to your outdoor space with this 51-inch Purple Mylar Windsock! This windsock features a sparkling, bold purple color on one side and a bright and dazzling silver Mylar on the other that flickers and reflects in the sunlight as well as flutters effortlessly in any breeze. These Mylar windsocks are also great to help keep pests out of your garden while at the same time attracting pollinators due to the motion and the reflections.

  • This FUN AND COLORFUL sparkly windsock is an eye-catcher!
  • The windsocks are 4 inches wide by 51 inches long. This hanging decoration is a great way to ADD A SPLASH OF COLOR in your garden, yard, deck or porch.
  • Made with purple and silver, reflective holographic Mylar ribbon strips connected to a Mylar band. This material will produce ever-changing colors and patterns.
  • Light enough to dance and sparkle in the slightest breeze but also tough enough to withstand varied weather conditions.
  • NO ASSEMBLY is required, the windsock comes ready to hang, and enjoy, with an attached snap swivel.
  • Reflective Mylar is often used as a BIRD REPELLANT AND FOR SCARING NUISANCE ANIMALS. At the same time, the bright colors these windsocks reflect can attract butterflies and hummingbirds.
  • Manufacturer: In the Breeze; Item #9056

Reviews

  • 5
    Mylar windsock

    Posted by Susan on Jul 19th 2020

    LOVE these things! They make me smile everytime I see them sparkling in the sunshine! Shipping was fast and painless - Great folks to do business with! :-)

  • 5
    sparkle girl

    Posted by Deborah Z. on Oct 23rd 2017

    love these windsocks! I try to buy several every year as they will fade due to weather eventually. They are great as gifts and I have given several away to teachers and friends. I try to match the color to the predominant color in my garden.