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I asked my Friend Jay W. Foley from Tucson AZ to help me with this answer, and this is his one:
"i think you mean sunshades that swing down on the inside of the side windows ...in a car....right? They're okay in Az...as long as they dont come down too far...about 1/3rd of the way down the window..."
Thank you Jay, Hugs from Brazil.
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