Deconovo Room Darkening Curtains Blackout Rod Pocket Thermal Curtains - Living Room Curtains for Nursery, 42Wx72L Inch, Dark Forest, 2 Panels
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Color: Dark Forest
Size: 42x72 Inch
Features
- 100% Polyester
- PACKAGE INCLUDES - Our Deconovo blackout curtains come in a set of 2 panels, each measuring a standard size of 42Wx72L inch, and feature rod pockets that can accommodate most rods sizes. These decorative curtains can be used to complement the decor of any room in your home or office - living room, bedroom, dining room, and more.
- PREMIUM MATERIAL - Made from 100% high-quality polyester material, our curtains feature an innovative triple weave fabric construction with a special inner layer that enhances the drapes functions. These curtains provide a perfect solution for your decor and make your home comfortable and relaxing.
- LIGHT BLOCKING - Control the amount of light entering your room with our Deconovo room darkening curtains. These curtains create a nice night ambiance to improve your sleep quality and provide total privacy by preventing passerby and sunlight from disturbing your peaceful moments.
- ENERGY SAVING - Our Deconovo thermal insulated window curtains are energy smart, helping to create a cool home shelter by keeping heat out during summer and trapping heat in during winter. This, in turn, saves you money on utility bills, making them a cost-effective and eco-friendly addition to your home.
- CARE INSTRUCTIONS - Our curtains are easy to maintain and clean. They are machine washable and can be washed below 86F on a gentle cycle. Do not bleach or tumble dry. Low ironing is recommended, and do not use fabric softener to protect the fabric's quality and texture.
Product Dimensions: 71.65 x 41.73 x 0.04 inches
Item Weight: 2.42 pounds
Manufacturer: Deconovo
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: CT3979D-6
Specific instructions for use: Decorative
Fabric Type: 100% Polyester
Care instructions: Machine Wash
Number of pieces: 2
Batteries required: No
Included Components: Solid Color Rod Pocket Blackout Curtains, Dark Forest, 42x72 Inch
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I love these curtains. Got a pair in grey an a pair in navy. The material is shiny and looks a lot like satin to my untrained eyes. So if you are looking for more of a standard sheen on the material, maybe these aren't right for you. The pictures I have included show 3 images taken about 1 minute apart, that show the navy curtains by themselves, the grey + the navy curtains both closed (grey is room-side of the 2), and no curtains. All shots were taken with the blinds up, but not put up. I used no flash, turned off the bedroom lights, and stood in the same spot. These were taken around 2 pm in Minnesota, of a window that faces east. At 2 pm, the sun in the sky over MN would be a bit behind me and off my right shoulder when I took these pictures. This room does get full morning sun, but I like my neighbors and won't start drilling walls until 9 am. The "blackoutness" of these curtains... They are exactly what they advertise to be. In this instance, there is a lot of people who don't know what "blackout" actually means in the curtain industry. This is unfortunate and maybe someday will be resolved. But let's talk about going "full blackout", shall we? Let me preface this with the following: Almost everyone I know who purchases blackout curtains for the first time ends up doing the same things: 1) They put them up, realize that no, their room is not in fact 100% blackness, then 2) Complain about it Things those people generally do wrong: )! Fail to realize there are different levels of "blackout". 2) Do not know or care about the optics of the human eye or how the brain perceives things in the dark The shortish version is: if your blackout curtains let in any light, because the rest of the room is so dark, it makes the amount of light stand out and it seems infinitely brighter than your brain thinks it should. Example? After you pop out of the shower, you stand in a fully lit bathroom to get ready no problem. Walk into the same bathroom in the middle of the night when the house is totally dark to pee, those lights will feel like tiny suns! 3) Fail to order curtains 2 x the actual width of your window. Good curtain sites tell you this, and good articles say the same things. Even the absolute best blackout curtains are going to struggle mightily if your window is 40 inches wide and you hang 2 20 inch panels to cover it. 4) If you have the room, and you can make it work, I always buy a rod that is at least 12" (I prefer 24 or more)" wider than the window, and curtains that are at least 18 inches taller than the window. The reason you do this is often, the majority of the light that is getting into your room is coming around your blackout curtains. Check out my picture where the curtains look red (they're actually navy blue). Those curtains hang over 18" below the window, yet a good amount of light still comes under. Now, before my actual review, some tips from a person who has had migraines for 35 years and who has spent countless years either working nights, or being a night owl. If you want to know how to darken a room, I'm your guy! Step 1: Spend a tremendous amount of money on the top end blackout curtains that black 100% of the light. Notice that said curtains let light around the sides and bottom anyways. Swear and enjoy your very expensive rook darkening curtains. OR buy yourself a double rod. Get 2 sets of identical quality, yet inexpensive, blackout curtains. I purchased the 52 x 63 in navy blue and grey for $22 each. After you add in the curtain rods, I have about $90 into this. A price well worth it when my head is trying to explode from the inside out. Step 2: If you are at all able, pretend your window is at least 12" wider per side (24 inches) and at least 12" longer (I prefer 24" but I have a baseboard heat right under this window and those destroy curtains. If you have limited space - like if your window is quite near a corner - you can make the best of this situation by purchasing a curtain rod(s) that have removable ends. Run the curtain right to the wall and you will block most of what was going to get around it anyway. Once you have added 24" to the window width, then multiply that by 2. If your window is say 30 inches, you add 24 (54 total) then double it (108). This is how much curtain you will need. Remember, you have already added a bunch of extra to the sides so there is no need to go gangbusters and buy 160 inches of curtains for your 108" goal. In fact, in that situation, since 52" wide is so common, i'd use those, giving you 104" which is sufficient. Step 3: For the height - Do the best you can with what you have. When there's no baseboard heater under my windows I like to run them all of the way to the floor regardless of actual window height. This blocks more light. Ste 4: If you are really serious about blacking out your room, here are tips I currently use. I have black electrical tape over every LED in my bedroom - even the ones that aren't on all of the time. I have a box without a lid or a bottom that I drop over my amazon spot to block the screen. I have a simple piece of weather stripping (flat) that attaches to the inside of my door that is flexible and blocks the light from under the door. I have more flat weather stripping that is installed on the inside of the door stop (the wood that the door shuts against) that sticks out ~ 1/2" and blocks light from the tops and sides of the door. I have a single super cheap lamp that has a great 3stone smart light bulb in it. When I tell my Echo Spot "headache lights" (she really struggled with migraine so I changed it to headache) that super cheap lamp turns on a very economical bulb as dim as possible with a very warm orange light. If you made it this far, I hope I helped!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2019 by Kingtreerat Kingtreerat
Color: Light Beige
Size: 38x45 Inch
These curtains feel very sturdy, I’ve used them for a couple years now and they still look great. They definitely greatly reduce the amount of light coming into the room, but do not block ALL of the light. But, they work well enough for me to sleep at night and not be bothered by the light.
Reviewed in the United States on October 28, 2023 by Natalie
Color: Dark Grey
Size: 42x63 Inch
They're thick. No rubber on the back to stick together when they get washed they black out the room and quiets the street noise. I like the multiple hanging options included with out taking away from the appearance. I had to crack some light to get a clear picture but my opinion is Overall so far it's the best bang for your buck
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Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2023 by Tracie Harmon Tracie Harmon
Color: Black
Size: 42x63 Inch
I’m a night shifter so I need a dark room to sleep. They are good at keeping out most of the sunlight, however if you want complete darkness I suggest getting a tension rod and adding a second set inside the window frame. Also install the original rod and set to be slightly larger than the window. Two sets have made a big difference making it easier for me to sleep.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2023 by Countrymouse
Color: Red
Size: 38x45 Inch
Was able to hang these with no problems The material is nice and once hung; does block out the light! Love them & the color is gorgeous!
Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2023 by Rob
Color: Black
Size: 42x63 Inch
They really do a good job at blocking out the lights!
Reviewed in the United States on October 24, 2023 by Lisa
Color: Red
Size: 42x72 Inch
Absolutely Beautiful 😍
Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2023 by Amazon Customer
Color: Black
Size: 42x63 Inch
It works perfectly
Reviewed in the United States on October 28, 2023 by Brenda Sanchez