Month: November 2013


How to Install Washington, D.C. Blinds That Helps Reduce Bird Strikes

Birds often strike windows because they see a reflection of clouds, sky or trees which gives the mistaken impression that they are flying into open air. Put a screen or a shade cloth over the window which is nearest to bird activity. A shade cloth, available at hardware stores, is a plastic mesh that allows you to see through, yet 

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Window Treatments for Washington, D.C. Homes Helps Environment Too

With some of the fastest-growing nations situated in some of the world’s hottest climates, the use of air conditioning is expected to skyrocket in coming decades. It’s good news for public health and economic productivity, but there are concerns about the large amount of energy needed to meet that demand, especially in countries that still rely predominantly on the most 

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Natural or Faux Wood: Merits of Wood Blinds in Washington, D.C.

Blinds are one of the most popular types of window treatments in American homes. They offer excellent functionality-providing privacy and additional insulation by regulating, to your liking, the amount of sunlight and air that enter your room. And with today’s array of choices in materials and colors, window blinds have become important decorative features to enhance the look and feel 

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Aluminum Blinds: Privacy and Dimming Window Treatments in Baltimore

The proper window treatments can decidedly enliven any room whether you go with shades, blinds, or shutters. Blinds have become a popular staple when selecting from a lively and eclectic range of window decorating choices, providing superior light dimming and privacy features. Before you set out to shop for your window treatment, examine the advantages and disadvantages of the materials 

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