OHS Thermal Matte Velvet Curtains - Green

While these OHS Thermal Matte Velvet Curtains offer superior thermal insulation and excellent privacy due to their dense construction, they are not specifically advertised as 100% blackout curtains. The thick velvet fabric will significantly reduce light, but may not achieve complete darkness.

The best way to remove wrinkles from velvet is by gently steaming the curtains with a handheld steamer. Hold the steamer a few inches from the fabric and move it slowly. Avoid direct ironing as it can damage or flatten the velvet pile.

No, it is not recommended to machine wash these velvet curtains. For best results and to preserve the fabric's quality and texture, professional dry cleaning is advised. You can spot clean minor marks as needed.

Yes, the dense, thick velvet fabric of these curtains can help dampen external noise, contributing to a quieter and more peaceful indoor environment compared to lighter curtain materials.

These curtains are compatible with most standard curtain rods. Given their weight and insulating properties, we recommend using a sturdy curtain rod with adequate support brackets to ensure stability and proper hanging.

Like all fabrics, prolonged direct exposure to intense sunlight can potentially lead to color fading over many years. To minimize this, consider using a sheer lining or pulling back curtains during the brightest parts of the day if sun exposure is a concern.

Check if the curtain rod is level and that the curtain rings or eyelets are distributed uniformly across the rod. Adjust the fabric folds to create even pleats and ensure each panel is hung at the same height.

Velvet can crease during packaging. Gently steam the curtains using a handheld garment steamer on a low setting, keeping the steamer a few inches away from the fabric. *Do not iron directly on velvet* as this can crush the pile and leave permanent marks. Allow them to hang freely for a few days; gravity often helps.

Regularly use a soft brush attachment on a vacuum cleaner on a very low setting, or gently brush with a specialized velvet brush, moving in the direction of the pile to lift dust. Avoid rubbing vigorously.

Ensure your curtain rod is securely installed with appropriate brackets and anchors for the wall material. If the rod is sagging, you may need to upgrade to a thicker, sturdier rod or add a central support bracket.