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Curtain Weights WB 07-09-2006
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Posted by WB on July 9, 2006, 12:23 am
Pricing out curtain weights and find it will cost $14 for the (50) I
need on ebay, w/postage. I'm thinking I could sew a US nickle in each
bottom corner a lot cheaper. Should work, shouldn't it, or what do you
use? TIA JPBill

Posted by HC on July 9, 2006, 12:37 am
G'day

Yes that will work.....but I visit the hardware store and buy washers
that are cheap. Make sure they are zinc coated so they don't rust,
specially if you live in a humid area.

Many years ago, I used lead sheeting and rolled it to a smaller parcel,
not recommended near kids though.

Hope this helps?
Bronwyn ;-)


WB wrote:
> Pricing out curtain weights and find it will cost $14 for the (50) I
> need on ebay, w/postage. I'm thinking I could sew a US nickle in each
> bottom corner a lot cheaper. Should work, shouldn't it, or what do you
> use? TIA JPBill

Posted by Melinda Meahan - take out TRAS on July 9, 2006, 2:14 am
I bought inexpensive chain at the hardware store that I removed for washing.

WB wrote:
> Pricing out curtain weights and find it will cost $14 for the (50) I
> need on ebay, w/postage. I'm thinking I could sew a US nickle in each
> bottom corner a lot cheaper. Should work, shouldn't it, or what do you
> use? TIA JPBill

Posted by Sandra Bodycoat on July 9, 2006, 8:40 am
I would have thought fishing sinkers would do the job.
cheers
sandra
>I bought inexpensive chain at the hardware store that I removed for
>washing.
>
> WB wrote:
>> Pricing out curtain weights and find it will cost $14 for the (50) I need
>> on ebay, w/postage. I'm thinking I could sew a US nickle in each bottom
>> corner a lot cheaper. Should work, shouldn't it, or what do you use? TIA
>> JPBill



Posted by Melinda Meahan - take out TRAS on July 9, 2006, 11:38 am
Sandra Bodycoat wrote:
> I would have thought fishing sinkers would do the job.

They might, but a wide, open hem at the bottom makes it easy to thread
the chain through.

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