Curtain & Bath Outlet

With extra kids in the house our electric bill has already gone up $100 and I’m terrified of how bad it’s going to get this summer.  That’s why I do everything I can to reduce cost and save energy.  We have so many DIY projects for you coming up but let’s start with something so simple and easy like a new set of curtains. 

On the search for a new set of curtains I came across Curtain & Bath Outlet Shop.  It’s amazing how big of a difference a good set of curtains make when re-decorating a room.  But more importantly blackout curtains will help when your trying to save some energy cost like us.  I found these Taunton Insulating BlackoutCurtains and I just love them! 

Not that I am rolling around on my curtains but they are really a soft polyester material and yet super sturdy and strong. Here is another product this week where the online picture doesn’t come close to doing the product justice.  The embossed swirl design is light and the curtains look 100% better than they do online.  The tight weaved material is working wonderfully to block out the sun which can really heat up our sitting room in the coming summer months.

One more thing, have you looked at the cost of curtains lately?  I have… because we have been trying to redo several rooms and the simple fact is, curtains are not cheap.  The Taunton Blackout Curtain Pair was to my surprise affordable and for the quality I recommend these all the way.

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