Window Blinds: 5 Fast Facts

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Fact #1. By far the biggest obstacle to staying asleep is premature exposure to sunlight. Once your body perceives the sun's light shining, it takes it as a cue to start waking up. Your body's circadian rhythms date back to time immemorial. You can't ignore the physiological effect sunlight has on your sleep. However, you can control it by ensuring that your bedroom windows are fitted with top-notch window blinds.
Fact #2. There are many types of window blinds available. In fact, the range of blind type, the differences in blind function, and the vast variety of styles can seem overwhelming at first. Try to focus on their function, which is primarily to keep sunlight out and to preserve privacy.
Fact #3. In most rooms, the best blinds are those that fade into the decor, rather than those that try to stand out. Bold wooden blinds in a cool, modern home will likely look odd. Sleek metallic blinds aren't a great fit for that country cottage or ski chalet.
Fact #4. Blackout blinds are of course the best way to enjoy the encapsulating darkness that allows for ideal sleep. These blinds consist of one solid sheet of fabric, plastic, or other material. This material has been worked into sections that fold or roll out of place when needed.
Fact #5. Make sure to consider the materials of your blinds in terms of window location. In a bathroom or over a kitchen sink, you need blinds that can handle moisture. The bay windows overlooking the sea or the meadow need blinds that won't discolor and crack in the constant sunshine. Also always be mindful of the dangers hanging cords can mean for youngsters or pets. Choose cordless blinds as needed for safety, even if they're more expensive.