curtains or thermo mat things? what should I do

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lloyd wrote:
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:


or how many personages you have contained? :wink:



also, do you reckon you could cover them in some funky fabric?

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Maybe a CO2/methane alarm would be in order.... so window don't get blown out... then nothing would stick. :run
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thanks will try that
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Like everything there are pros and cons
On the pro side the thermo mats keep the van nice and dark...longer lie ins and warmer in winter and cooler in the heat. Sometimes they do become unstuck during the night and its uasually the bit that lets the sun in at 6 on a summers morn and catches you right in the face as you open your eyes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
For me the downside is putting the buggers up...pain in the a*** they are.
Curtains are so mach easier but then let more light in in the morn.
I use a combination of the two however....best of both worlds
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curtains or thermo mat things? what should I do?

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jed the spread wrote:they are cheaper than buying curtains

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9 curtains for T25 + 2 for upstairs, incl. tie-backs + 2 cushions with covers, £51.00 from Browns Textiles, Burscough, Lancs. (Advertised on Ebay).

Set of 8 thermo mats from JK, £60.00
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Bowton Lad wrote:
jed the spread wrote:they are cheaper than buying curtains

jed


9 curtains for T25 + 2 for upstairs, incl. tie-backs + 2 cushions with covers, £51.00 from Browns Textiles, Burscough, Lancs. (Advertised on Ebay).

Set of 8 thermo mats from JK, £60.00
and then theres the rail :shock:
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and curtain clips

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and then get someone to clean/ open and close them
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curtains are better for having a nosey "twitching" through as well.....
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and i've found the auto-home's pink my colour :rofl :rofl
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Blacked out windows and curtains at mo, got double thicknesss on rears n sides tho to keep lite out.
Had a start recently i woke up (in me pants) opened the side window for a peek n a bloke was there staring in looking thru the window trying to look thru the glass - scary!! He didnt see me i hope... :oops:
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I have thermo mats,and im not sure about them.
Total pain in the a*** to put up,and the suckers keep comming off.
I think i am going back to curtains.

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Just got a full set of Bacofoil goodies:
Mats for all windows, plus a wrapper in the same stuff to go round the westy canvas from Brickwerks.
Will let you know the outcome after our first outing.
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