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…making Fabrics including rugs, bedding, window treatments and upholstered furniture help absorb sound in a loft…
… Fabrics including rugs, bedding, window treatments and upholstered furniture help absorb sound in a loft…

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…potential cord hazards on older window treatments. Free retrofit kits can…
…who have vertical blinds, draperies or pleated shades with continuous…
…corded shades, or other window treatments made before 2001 with newer…

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…Permanent-press soft goods such as sheets, blankets and draperies are often treated with formaldehyde, a volatile organic…
…pesticides, herbicides, or potentially toxic dyes. For window treatments, buy easily washable curtains made from chemical-free…

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…activate lighting, control HVAC levels, open and close window treatments, and manage media components in central locations. Open…
…crisp. The easiest way to address this is with the right window treatments and floor coverings, says Kati Curtis, ASID, LEED AP…

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…them. They re the easiest way to keep hot air inside in the winter and cold air inside in the summer. We open up the window treatments so on warm sunny days we help to heat the house, says Ingram. Ceiling fans. They might not cool you like air conditioning…

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…she chose stain-guarded, relatively inexpensive cottons and rugged denim. And instead of choosing fragile tassels for window treatments, she went with a more practical trim. We used a braid trim on the bottom of the roman shade and saved the tempting tassel…

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Preparing to Paint Paint preparation starts with clearing the room. Take down window treatments and remove as much furniture as possible. Move the rest to the center of the room and cover with a tarp. Take down artwork…

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