Brenda Groth wrote:
i wonder how we could use them in the winter for something??
Yes, they're reflective.
Summer, reflect heat away from windows.
Winter, reflect heat toward windows.
Reflecting ponds are sometimes used this way, to capture low-angled winter light outdoors and throw it onward toward the windows/ceiling.
You could also perch it over a skylight, pointing south, like a satellite dish.
But around here, we'd probably just roll them up to keep them safe from wind & weather; they might get damaged easily in storms, and we have more of those in the winter than sunlinght.
So we rely on insulation and artificial heat, mostly.