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Redishade

Posted on June 22, 2010.
RedishadeAnyone who has used the blinds Redi-Shade?

I'm looking for some temporary shade for my new house so I can have a private life until I found the window coverings that I really want. RediShade is very cheap, but it looks cheap on the window too?

I bought them for almost all the windows in our new home. They are not exactly look "cheap and I like to think that most people understand that you do not just want to throw coatings for the pleasure of doing so. Also, if you cut the middle grades They are cute little fan shapes that look a little fancy. You can also dress up a little paint or ribbon or trim.

No, but be sure to get those filters the light. People are surprised when they see mine and realize they are made of paper. The best part is that you can cut to fit any size window. Window treatments are expensive, so these are a great temp blind, after a year they are becoming a bit tattered, if you use the window.

It is what it is. If you just need something temporary. then they will do.

They look cheap up close, but it is useful to do. Who wants voyeurs. From afar, they look great. You need to make a single cut to deceive people. This is a temporary solution until you know where you want Nice blinds and how the sun comes in. I recommend going up high / low down on some windows. It is a pain / break / the clipping if you have lots of them.

I used it in our rental house and they look good to be inexpensive.

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