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Blackout curtain solution for a newborn

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Juliejules33 · 24/04/2016 16:08

Hi

I am looking for a solution for a perfect darkness for a newborn room. I have seen mums recommending the blackout curtain with Velcro. The reviews are very good but it seems that they need to be stuck - with Velcro - and removed every day. Please would you have any recommendation anyone?

Thank you!!!!!

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quirkychick · 24/04/2016 16:12

We have the blackout version with velcro, they are really good as dd's bedroom is east facing and gets loads of light first thing. Ours are from easy blinds, I think they do one which is suctioned to the window too.

quirkychick · 24/04/2016 16:16

Just seen your other thread, we have high Victorian windows too, and curtains with blackout lining as well. The room does get flooded with light! I just stand on steps to peel off/press on - v easy, we have had them for 10yrs in that room.

Juliejules33 · 24/04/2016 18:50

Many thanks quirky chic!!!! I am going to look at your recommendations right now!!!!

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BayeauxT · 24/04/2016 19:33

Hi, if you are at all handy you could make your own - buy velcro and use a hot glue gun to stick one side of the velcro to the top of the window frame, then sew the other side onto blackout material - ours cost about £10 to make. I didn't even bother with seams as you don't see it once the other useless blind is down and curtains are drawn.

Juliejules33 · 24/04/2016 20:37

Thank you BayeauxT - will have to test my DIY non legendary skills! Thank you again for your tip!

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