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Old 01-04-2011, 07:05 PM
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Originally Posted by oatw13
The very nature of blackout curtains will cause the room to become warmer. Because they are so thick, they are also insulating. Perhaps you could find a small, quiet desk fan to use also.

For yardage, I usually measure the window then get twice the width of the window by the length I want - usually I get at least a foot longer than the window to allow for tabs or a casing.

This may sound crazy, but a large chip clip or a large hair clip (the butterfly kind) both work well to hold a curtain back if you can't attach anything to the wall. Cheap, too! Otherwise, your 3M hooks and ties should work.

Good luck!
so long as I'm not drilling holes, I'm good! I have to get a tension rod to hold the curtains up...

Thanks!
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