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TheLorax
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Bathroom window treatments
For the bathroom that you shower in (ie maximal condensation potential), what material curtains/blinds/shades do you have? I really am not a plastic blind fan, but I feel like they might be the best bet for a potentially moist environment. I am also considering bamboo romans, but I am really all about cloth.
Just wondering what you all have? 
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nixy
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Re: Bathroom window treatments
I have cotton roman shades from Bed Bath and Beyond.
They are white so they let the light in, even when they are closed. I don't have any issues with the moisture either.
I originally bought the bamboo first, but when they are closed they dont filter the light well so the bathroom was very dark.
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| Posted 5/10/07 10:06 AM |
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chikita315
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Re: Bathroom window treatments
How about the faux wood blinds? I think they are vinyl, but look like wood.
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| Posted 5/10/07 10:15 AM |
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NJmom
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Re: Bathroom window treatments
Posted by chikita315
How about the faux wood blinds? I think they are vinyl, but look like wood.
we have these. i think they look nice and wouldn't be a problem with moisture. i think cloth curtains would be fine too. i've never really had a moisture problem in my bathroom though. is the window actually in the shower or just in the bathroom? If it's actually in the shower area, maybe something that's easily washable would be good like a lacy fabric?
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| Posted 5/10/07 11:07 AM |
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july06bride
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Re: Bathroom window treatments
I have honeycombs shades ...if you look in my house pics album and go to the after pic where my kitchen table is, you will see them.. we did them throughout the house
actually, you can see them slightly in the bathroom pic too- it is the yellow bathroom
Message edited 5/10/2007 3:14:52 PM.
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| Posted 5/10/07 3:13 PM |
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ml110
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Re: Bathroom window treatments
i would do fabric curtains... they are easy to take down and wash in the washing machine if they were to get gross at all. but, you shouldn't have too much of a problem.
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| Posted 5/10/07 3:25 PM |
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TheLorax
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Re: Bathroom window treatments
Posted by nixy
I have cotton roman shades from Bed Bath and Beyond.
They are white so they let the light in, even when they are closed. I don't have any issues with the moisture either.
I originally bought the bamboo first, but when they are closed they dont filter the light well so the bathroom was very dark.
hmm I didn't think of this. It can get a bit dark in there, some extra light would be good. I am going to try white roman shades, and see how they work.
Thanks all 
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| Posted 5/10/07 3:58 PM |
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