What kind of blackouts do you have?

[DontBeBlueBeARainbow]

I'm moving back to my mum's for a few months soon and trying to think of the least annoying window blackout option.

She has good thick curtains but they are the kind with eyes/rings which go directly onto a pole, so the waves in the curtain let the light in. She also has net curtains on a wire rod thing right on the frame.

I don't think a roller blind will work as it's too intrusive (requiring screws).

So what are the options? What do you have and does it work for you?

[jb1305uk]

We have a Gro Anywhere Blind for holidays/ staying with family. Sticks to window with suction cups and has Velcro to adjust to different size windows. Seems to work pretty well.

[FATEdestiny]

If you are looking for something temporary then tin foil works well. Or as previous poster mentioned, you can get travel blackout blinds that Valero to the windows.

[blackpoolilluminations]

We also have the gro anywhere blind and keep it on throughout the summer. It's really good and much more effective than the blackout roller blinds and curtains we've tried,

[cantlivewithoutcoffee]

As long as the window isn't too large (it is at my parents house), the gro anywhere blind is fantastic and good value from Amazon/John Lewis

[fourballs]

We have a gro anywhere blind, black out roller blind and black out curtains. It's pretty dark in DD's room

Seriously though, I highly recommend the gro blind. Great investment.

[Dementedswan]

We have the gro anywhere blind too with blackout rollers and blackout curtains. They are really good. Might get one for my room so I can have a lie in