Stephen Tashiro
10-24-2017, 8:12 PM
What's a good way to stop curtains from catching when you try to move them over a joint in a curtain rod?
To keep curtains with rings from sticking, This Youtube video suggests attaching a tape measure along the top of the rod: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rm4e11WuDyE
For a curtain rod over a sunny window, I wonder how long glue or tape will keep keep the tape measure in place.
There is a product called "curtain slide tape" https://www.amazon.com/Curtain-Slide-Tape-Inch-Feet/dp/B005NFC2W6 that's also advertised for rings.
Same question - would it stay stuck?
What can be done for the typical inexpensive white curtain rod that has a oblong cross section and is used for "pocket" type curtains that don't have rings? The joints in that type of rod tend to eat up the light sheer curtains that are often used with such a rod.
To keep curtains with rings from sticking, This Youtube video suggests attaching a tape measure along the top of the rod: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rm4e11WuDyE
For a curtain rod over a sunny window, I wonder how long glue or tape will keep keep the tape measure in place.
There is a product called "curtain slide tape" https://www.amazon.com/Curtain-Slide-Tape-Inch-Feet/dp/B005NFC2W6 that's also advertised for rings.
Same question - would it stay stuck?
What can be done for the typical inexpensive white curtain rod that has a oblong cross section and is used for "pocket" type curtains that don't have rings? The joints in that type of rod tend to eat up the light sheer curtains that are often used with such a rod.