🔒 Redi Shade 1617201 Blackout Pleated Paper Shade 6-Pack: 36 x 72in, Black - Ultimate Light Blocking Solution Review

Good time. Today's review I will dedicate to a product from the category of curtains, which I purchased two months ago and use daily, but its topic will sound like this: Redi Shade self-adhesive paper blinds with blackout function. Background and purchase history. Recently, I finally changed my old windows to modern ones made of metal-plastic, and the question arose of choosing curtains for the new product. I have a tubular metal cornice in the room and in the kitchen (it’s a great thing, I…

We are on the sunny side. The shadow appears in the evening after 9 o'clock. To say that the house is hot is not enough. All windows of the apartment are on one side. At the same time, I do not like thick curtains, I just need a feeling of spaciousness and a view outside the window. Therefore, this year it was decided to make summer blinds in order to shade your house a little from the bright sun. In the hardware store, my favorite Domovoy, I chose Redi Shade paper blinds for 390 rubles. I…

I found these on Amazon and thought they would be great for what I wanted, privacy or shade in a room while saving some money. To cut them I just used an X-Acto knife, or you can use a sword, whichever works better. They come with clips so you don't need to buy extra ones. The material is cheap, like the brochures you get at a Christmas play. But they block the light well. When they're not hanging straight, they kind of shift left or right like some guys do. Now they do exactly what they say…

Quick Fix Blackout Corrugated Lampshade 36" x 72", 6 pcs. The Quick Fix Blackout crepe paper lampshade isn't all that bad. The shadows are a bit thin. They feel like thick paper, like heavy CV paper. They come with tape to attach to the window and I have found this works very well. In other reviews I have seen people recommend buying 3M tape to hold the curtains in place but I have found that there is no problem with the curtains falling off if the window area is properly wiped with rubbing…

Let's start with a serious note: If you're buying these, they're either temporary while you wait for your real blinds, or because you're poor again. I'm not expecting actual blinds so this is my way of keeping my summer electricity bill down. And, you know, for what they cost (about $5 a shade), I really can't complain too much about what I got. But that doesn't mean I'll give it 5 stars. One of the biggest annoyances is having to leave them hanging on the floor behind the windowsill. If I…