One Way Window Uh Oh (Phone Tap) | Brooke and Jeffrey

Today’s Phone Tap victim just dropped a BAD amount of money on a home remodel, and unfortunately, we took the liberty of installing all ONE-WAY windows! Oops!
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[@sinthiathyme]

She is home, she could train the dog (with or without the neighbors knowledge). Train the dog in a different language. Then you can yell at the dog without the neighbors knowing. Good luck 👍.

[@keywestcatlady]

Oh My GOSH, This poor guy, was gonna pop an Artery! “Russian Invasion!”

[@Thrifty032781]

There's no such thing as a 1 way window, so I think I would catch on to this.

[@devinsingleton5242]

One way windows are actually very common where I live. Most offices in my area have them and my parents recently installed one way mirror tint/film in their house because of nosey neighbors. Think about those mirror in Police Interigation or Police lineups. It's called different names in different places but I'm thinking this is what they meant?

[@Thrifty032781]

@@devinsingleton5242But those are just regular windows. The one way effect is just caused by there being more light on one side of the window than the others. Try turning on the lights in your house after dark. Notice how hard it is to see outside

[@jakubSwaps]

​@@Thrifty032781 They aren't just regular windows, they have a one way reflective layer. The light difference still helps and they'll never be 100% one way without it but they make a huge difference regardless.