Anonymous
08/02/2015 22:01
Subject: Re:recommend your black out curtains
We were desperate and ordered from blackoutez and they are legit. We have blackout cellular shades, but so much light was still coming in the dudes. These velcro to the window frame and the room is pitch black.
Anonymous
08/02/2015 21:28
Subject: recommend your black out curtains
Pottery barn kids lined roman shades. Love them.
Anonymous
08/02/2015 21:04
Subject: recommend your black out curtains
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Pottery Barn Kids. Expensive but good quality, attractive and effective!
+1 They're quite nice.
We have them but we have shades underneath them too -- without the shades the room is still quite light but the windows are very large.
We have blinds under ours and even with them closed, it's not as dark as I imagine when I hear "black out". Maybe my expectations are unreasonable, but not sure I'd recommend pbk
Anonymous
08/02/2015 18:16
Subject: recommend your black out curtains
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Pottery Barn Kids. Expensive but good quality, attractive and effective!
+1 They're quite nice.
Agreed. Worth it for the extra sleep time.
Anonymous
08/02/2015 18:11
Subject: recommend your black out curtains
My tried and true blackout curtains came from Overstock, many years ago. They have a classic look and have held up very, very well. We have them throughout the house. They were inexpensive.
The are thin enough to have flow, while being thick enough to hold in the heat and cool. Great experience all around.
Anonymous
08/02/2015 17:42
Subject: recommend your black out curtains
We bought from both Target and PB Kids and returned the PB Kids curtains because we basically couldn't tell the difference.
Anonymous
08/02/2015 17:39
Subject: recommend your black out curtains
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Pottery Barn Kids. Expensive but good quality, attractive and effective!
+1 They're quite nice.
We have them but we have shades underneath them too -- without the shades the room is still quite light but the windows are very large.
Anonymous
08/02/2015 16:30
Subject: recommend your black out curtains
The first things I get when I move into a house are blackout shades from Next Day Blinds in all the bedrooms. Worth every penny.
Anonymous
08/02/2015 16:27
Subject: recommend your black out curtains
Anonymous wrote:Pottery Barn Kids. Expensive but good quality, attractive and effective!
+1 They're quite nice.
Anonymous
08/02/2015 10:46
Subject: recommend your black out curtains
Ikea's are great. Target's are cheaper, but I don't know how durable for long term use...I went with Ikea because they seemed like they'd last longer and were better made. So far, they've held up fine to a 4 year old's rambunctious opening and closing method.
Anonymous
08/02/2015 09:50
Subject: recommend your black out curtains
We got some inexpensive ones from the JC Penny's website. They fit well and do the job very well. Under $20. Highly recommend.
Anonymous
08/02/2015 09:20
Subject: recommend your black out curtains
Pottery Barn Kids. Expensive but good quality, attractive and effective!
Anonymous
08/02/2015 09:15
Subject: recommend your black out curtains
Eclipse!! Cheap at walmart or target. We have pretty good blinds underneath too.
Anonymous
08/02/2015 08:55
Subject: Re:recommend your black out curtains
Target has some good ones. I can't remember the brand name. Check online before you go.
Anonymous
08/02/2015 08:39
Subject: recommend your black out curtains
we just moved, my toddler's room gets way too much light and we are in need of some solid curtains b/c the 5:30 am wake up is killing us. there are a zillion blackout recs online. do you LOVE yours? if so, tell me about them.