Winter Curtains?
I'm looking for examples of removable curtains or other cold air blocking, to use with the type of valances shown below.
Goals:
-Removable for day time use
-Stop cold air from dropping out of the bottom
-Not messing up the looks of the valances or walls very much.
I didn't photograph the bed side-wall window that opens. They both leak air though. I could try a plastic winterizing sheet over the one in the photo, but not the one that opens. We are using this in AZ, where the nights can be cold but you need the windows open during the day. (BTW the plastic you see in the window is in the workshop, several feet behind the RV. It's deceptive in the photo.)
Our makeshift solution last winter was to clip a blanket to the bottom edge of the top valance. Then tuck the blanket into the sides, and drop it down and tuck it behind the mattress at the wall. It helped.
There is no gap at the top of the valance. I don't think the top needs to be perfectly sealed. The sides and bottom are what count. I'd like to see what others have done.
Goals:
-Removable for day time use
-Stop cold air from dropping out of the bottom
-Not messing up the looks of the valances or walls very much.
I didn't photograph the bed side-wall window that opens. They both leak air though. I could try a plastic winterizing sheet over the one in the photo, but not the one that opens. We are using this in AZ, where the nights can be cold but you need the windows open during the day. (BTW the plastic you see in the window is in the workshop, several feet behind the RV. It's deceptive in the photo.)
Our makeshift solution last winter was to clip a blanket to the bottom edge of the top valance. Then tuck the blanket into the sides, and drop it down and tuck it behind the mattress at the wall. It helped.
There is no gap at the top of the valance. I don't think the top needs to be perfectly sealed. The sides and bottom are what count. I'd like to see what others have done.
