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Storing curtains

gt568
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Not sure if this is the best forum for this, but hey ho....
I'm moving into a rented property for circa 6 months and need somewhere/something to store my curtains as the rented gaff has them up already. I need my curtains for when the building work is finished in the new house...
Any ideas?
I'm moving into a rented property for circa 6 months and need somewhere/something to store my curtains as the rented gaff has them up already. I need my curtains for when the building work is finished in the new house...
Any ideas?
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How about Vacuum Storage Bags."When one door closes another door opens; but we so often look so long and so regretfully upon the closed door, that we do not see the ones which open for us" Alexander Graham Bell0
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Could do....have to iron them tho and I'm lazy...{Signature removed by Forum Team}0
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I've just stored mine in underbed boxes. They do look a bit wrinkled when you rehang them but the creases drop out soon enough.0
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Over coat hangers in the wardrobe? Or folded neatly in an under bed box? Coat hangers would be least creasing, though if they're super long or heavy, you might need 2 hangers per curtain.
Suppose it depends where & what sort of storage you've got in the rented house.0 -
I think that with vacuum bags everything is supposed to come out uncreased which is why they are advertised for out of season clothes etc.0
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Don't forget to add something like cedar wood or the sachets you can buy at big suoermarkets, or dry cleaners. You don't want to find that the moth have got them.0
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