Gwen, I took my sink window plastic thingy and the shade out. Does your
shade have a gold fringe on it ? Not to my taste either. I drilled out
the pop rivets and out it came. I am using cheap plastic venetian
blinds, I cut the slats to fit inside the window lifter arms. I am still
working on how to secure the bottoms. Actually what I really wnat are
custom made wood blinds, stained to match the contact paper, which is
walnut, I guess.
Not a big curtain fan
Daisy
soule wrote:
>
> We are going to need to buy tracts for curtains for the 2 back side
> windows. . With our remodeling, the ones that exisit will be removed. I
> can cut one to fit but the other side is of a style that won't work. I
> will need more plastic curtian tabs, as well. Anyone know where I can
> purchase new ones? Or does anyone have new and different ideas.
>
> The plastic window casing around the kitchen that holds a blind is
> cracked, pieces are broken off and is an eye sore. The blind fits so
> poorly I wonder if it is even useful. The window has to be closed
> tightly and even then the window openers interfere with it lying flat.
> My question is: Has anyone removed this entirely without replacing it,
> leaving that window to look like the others? I would install a blind
> with hooks on the botton to hold it to the wall and also be able to let
> in hang in place if that suited my needs of the moment. It looks like
> quite a project to remove so I will wait until I hear what troubles
> could lie ahead.
>
> Anyfeedbak on different window treatment would be greatly appreciated.
> Thanks, Gwen
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