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curtains or thermo mat things? what should I do

Post by Kool-Kamper »

hi all,
In my camper I have got curtains, but was thinking of using those JK mats for my new project.

Has anyone got any helpfull hints, I've never even seen a mat in the flesh, are they any good?
What hve you got?

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thermo mats every time
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But... but... but.... there's nothing like pulling the curtains back of a morning to find out where you parked the night before! :D
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We've got curtains which are great and the Darling wife made them so they are "special" but we have just got some mats as well for warmth, coolness and extra darkness.
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Thermo mats everytime, make it nice and dark, warm/cool :D

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do the mats stick ok?

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ours stick like poo to a blanket....

do the mats stick ok?
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sukhoi27 wrote:ours stick like poo to a blanket....

Which was warmer the mats or the aromatic blanket? :D
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Post by owlets »

Ours stick lick a babies first pooh........... the suckers that attached the mats often get left behind on the windows when removing them :D

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Post by ginge »

ours wont stick that well jk ones have to try them again
if my vans a rocking dont worry fixing it again lol

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where do you get the sticky ones? or does it all depend on respiration rates? :wink:

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Kool-Kamper wrote:where do you get the sticky ones? or does it all depend on respiration rates? :wink:
Depends on the grunt/poo ratio. :lol:

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ginge wrote:ours wont stick that well jk ones have to try them again

Take the suckers off and pop them in some boiling water, it sorts them out nice and proper :D

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they are cheaper than buying curtains

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