Insulated sealing window shade

An insulated sealing window shade for preventing light and sound from entering through a window comprising, in combination:

• a non-transparent insulated shade portion comprised of an interior layer and an exterior layer, the insulated shade portion having an upper edge, a lower edge, and a pair of side edges together defining a periphery of the insulated shade portion, the upper edge being fixedly secured to a cylindrical tube, the cylindrical tube having end portions thereof secured to mounting brackets secured above a window, the mounting brackets each having a pin extending inwardly therefrom with the shade portion positioned between the pins and the window with the shade portion resting on the pins, the shade portion adapted to being situated around the cylindrical tube;
• a magnetically responsive material disposed on the periphery of the shade portion, said periphery including the side edges, the bottom edge, and an area adjacent said upper edge between said side edges, the magnetically responsive material comprising metal particles formed within the periphery of the shade;
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• a plurality of flexible magnetic strips secured along an upper edge, side edges and a lower edge of a window whereby the magnetically responsive material of the interior layer of the insulated shade portion is coupleable to the plurality of magnetic strips of the window when the insulated shade portion is in an extended orientation.