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Any recs on really good black out shades
I work some nights and have trouble sleeping during the day. I have a nice quiet room but keep waking up because of the light. Currently we have tin-foiled the windows (the room faces our back yard so no one but us can see the tacky-ness). This has worked great and I sleep much better, but this is a temporary solution and I'd like to find a way to black out the windows in a more aesthetically pleasing way 
For our boys room we have the Eclipse curtains and the pull down shade from Home Depot, but it still lets in quite a bit of light around the edges and I'm looking for something better for my sleep room. Anyone use anything that completely blacks out windows?
For our boys room we have the Eclipse curtains and the pull down shade from Home Depot, but it still lets in quite a bit of light around the edges and I'm looking for something better for my sleep room. Anyone use anything that completely blacks out windows?
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Re: Any recs on really good black out shades
Hi,
I actually am planning on getting these cordless black out shades from Lowes but they're like $70each sooo I'm waiting but I'd try those.