furn. Dawn Blackout Thermal Eyelet Curtains - Black

While the curtains are 100% polyester, always consult the specific care label attached to your product for the best cleaning instructions. Typically, thermal and blackout curtains require a gentle cycle wash with cold water or hand washing to protect the special backing.

Yes, these furn. Dawn curtains are designed with 100% 3-Pass Blackout technology to effectively block out all external light, creating a dark environment.

The fabric of these curtains has a special backing that acts as an insulating layer. This layer helps to prevent heat from escaping during colder months and keeps excessive heat from entering your room during warmer months, helping to maintain a more consistent indoor temperature.

These curtains are made from 100% Polyester, known for its durability, soft texture, and resistance to staining.

Yes, you can iron these curtains on a low temperature setting. It is recommended to iron on the fabric side and avoid direct, high heat on the thermal backing to protect its integrity.

Each curtain panel has dimensions of H:183.0 cm x W:117.0 cm x D:1.0 cm. Please ensure these dimensions are suitable for your windows, remembering that curtains are typically sold in pairs.

Yes, you can complete the look by adding the coordinating Dawn reversible cushion.

Ensure the curtains extend sufficiently beyond the window frame on all sides. A wider and taller curtain rod might be needed to minimize light leakage around the edges. Also, check for gaps between the curtains and the wall; consider using blackout liners or magnetic strips if light seepage persists.

Verify that the curtains are completely closed when you need temperature regulation. Check for drafts around windows and doors, as curtains alone cannot compensate for significant air leaks. Ensure the curtain length is appropriate to minimize gaps at the bottom.

Gently steam the curtains while they are hanging, or use an iron on a low temperature setting. Always iron on the fabric side, avoiding direct contact with the thermal backing if possible. Hanging them for a few days may also allow creases to naturally fall out.

Check if the curtain rod is clean and free of dust or debris. If the rod is old, it might have imperfections. A silicone-based lubricant spray can sometimes help, or consider replacing the rod with one that has a smoother finish.