Blackout curtains ❤

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blackmack10
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Re: Blackout curtains ❤

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Have bought, in the past, clear pvc showercurtains. They can be made up into a head to toes sack, with enough left over for a full head bag. Total pvc imersion !
In plastic
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Re: Blackout curtains ❤

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Have also experimented with making garments from shower curtains. Mixed results, depending on the exact type of PVC the curtains were made from. Got a PEVA shower curtain once - not as nice to wear as PVC, but it does make a nice rustling noise. Still wear my PEVA pants occasionally. A nice comfortable way to spend the night.
Nylon macs
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Re: Blackout curtains ❤

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Been sleeping on mine .folding it in half and useing it as a top and bottom sheet
It's lovely and cool to start with.but soon gets warm and clingy..love sliding down underneath it and feeling it move as I breath hardier.
Nylon macs
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Re: Blackout curtains ❤

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Still sleeping in it .and it still looks brand new. Washed it in the machine hung it out on the line to dry.and now back in my bed .wrapped around me as a blanket enjoying the feeling .it definitely feels like a lovely waterproof rain mac
kinkychippy
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Re: Blackout curtains ❤

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Hi nylon macs ,your post on the blackout curtains made interesting reading, so much so I have just taken delivery of said curtain, i was pleasantly surprised how good it was, plenty big enough for my double bed bottom sheet ,and great value for money, now with this i can compete my pvc bed as I have a super soft pvc u like duvet cover, happy days. Love IKEA furniture as well ,you could leave the curtain on show, after all it's only a curtain, but us kinky people see it another way, xx
Nylon macs
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Re: Blackout curtains ❤

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kinkychippy wrote: October 2nd, 2026, 11:07 am Hi nylon macs ,your post on the blackout curtains made interesting reading, so much so I have just taken delivery of said curtain, i was pleasantly surprised how good it was, plenty big enough for my double bed bottom sheet ,and great value for money, now with this i can compete my pvc bed as I have a super soft pvc u like duvet cover, happy days. Love IKEA furniture as well ,you could leave the curtain on show, after all it's only a curtain, but us kinky people see it another way, xx
We have a king size bed and putting the speeding the curtain out .we have plenty to tuck under the mattress. So we got another one to use as a top sheet.
Feels so lovely on top .and bottom. You do start to get a tad sweaty in the knight but it feels amazing
Cherie
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Re: Blackout curtains ❤

Post by Cherie »

Ok, so the PVC is a backing. Does that mean there is normal curtain material on the other side, and if so, does it come apart? Sometimes lining is a material sewn onto the back, but as this is PVC it might be a coating applied to the main material, in which case it can’t be taken off. Asking for a friend 😉 who would love just a PVC sheet on its own with no curtain material.

Cherie x
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