🔳 Redi Shade Light Filtering Pleated Fabric Shade, 36x72 - 1 Pack, White Review

Quick and easy window covering that looks good. I bought two 36x72 and it was enough for 4 small windows. In addition to cutting the width, I cut them in half lengthwise, used additional double-sided tape, and easily installed all four. I'll get some more (decorative) clips if I need lighting. You really need one on each side. The material is easy to cut and very light. This is a very thick paper/fabric. I liked it so much that I bought another one for the larger window in the guest room.

We needed baby blinds for our bedroom and they were so cheap it would be foolish not to try them. True, they didn't hold up well to the frames of our windows - they kept falling. So we used the command strips to pin them on top and honestly, you can't even tell they're there. (Unless you're looking too closely at our bedroom for some reason.) I'd say they let in quite a bit of light, too. It's not so bright that I fret about not being able to nap, but it doesn't block out so much light that I…

I used to like these shades very much. I have 4 of these which I ordered over a year ago and they still work great. Unfortunately, something has changed in the design and the new ones no longer work. I recently ordered two more and both fell off after a few days. Then I replaced them and the two spares also fell off. It's not that the glue moves away from the windowsill - the glue sticks to the windowsill but moves away from the shade! This should never happen! It makes no sense. What happened…

For the price I really can't complain. They were easy to cut and glue. But the shadow won't stay down. I used pins to hold it in place and ended up cutting it in half so I could access it to open and close the window. It worked out in the end. I will definitely get more for the remaining windows in my apartment. 3/18/19 UPDATED: These curtains shouldn't be left up or down! They fell down from above so I tried a few times to glue them down but kept falling. The tape sucks so I used tacks to keep

HOA rules mandate blinds for 45 days. First we wanted to invest in the fans. You did the trick very well. I don't know how on earth they could be easier to install. Note, however, that they don't go down to their full 72-inch length. Our windows are 70" long and when left untouched end about 8" above the windowsill. But this is not a problem - you can just stick them with tape; we are not. I didn't care how they looked inside, just wanted HOA to be happy with the temporary fix Two other things…

They are so easy to attach to the window frame and if you get dirty they are easy to remove and reattach. The only problem is that it's not known how long they stay or stay clean before they have to be thrown away. They look fantastic and were very easy to take off. It really makes the kitchen MUCH better. I think it's a little pricey for what you get, but it works and is easy to make. The only complaint is that they don't necessarily look like real blinds and I imagined they would look real…

We LOVE these shades. Even better than $40 blinds/blinds. Our cats tore up our old blinds and we needed wireless blinds. They are perfect in every way: 1. They let light through! It's not so dark and dirty in our apartment during the day, and by the way, neither is it in the evening. It really is light filtering! I doubted this quality but I am very happy with it.2. People can't see inside! And you can't see it Great light with total privacy.3. Inexpensive! For $12, I recommend this to any…

I bought these blinds to save money, they look good and they are easy to assemble. I cut them to the size I wanted and assembled them just as easily as described. However, the day after installation, two of the shades fell off and I noticed that one shade was about 10 folds shorter than the others. Thinking I would just put the blinds back in place I contacted the company and just informed them about the short blinds. They sent me a replacement with no problem. That was great! After trying to…