Hello
DS2 is an early waking blighter, so I need to sort out blackout curtains. there is a roller blind in his room already, which we don't want to get rid of, as the window has a non-standard width and it would be big bucks to get a new roller blind.
has anyone managed to do something easy to blackout a child's room without getting special curtains - is there a quick and easy way to sort this out? I see various suction things from Mothercare/ELC, but do these work?
thanks for any advice you can give.
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time4tea · 14/05/2011 09:30
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12/10/2020 09:22
We're closing this thread as it keeps getting reactivated by spammers from UAE. 
It was started way back in 2011 so hopefully the OP's solved her curtain problem by now...
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