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Summer is here! The best and easiest way to keep your room dim and cool during the warmest times of the year is Blackout Curtains.
BEST FOR NIGHT SHIFT/DAY SLEEPERS
Total Black Out Curtains
The literal heavy weight of the products reviewed, Total Black Out curtains are hefty in both LBS and light blocking (they don’t say 99% for nothing). When working night shifts or having a role/lifestyle that requires sleeping during the day, you really want a product that will ensure a restful sleep, Total Black Out curtains are made for this type of need. Bulky and effective, there is a reason that customers invest $35 per panel, which is a larger investment than most of its industry counterparts, it is because the Total Black Out curtains truly get the job done. It is best for night shift or day sleepers.
BEST FOR HEAT
Nicetown Thermal Blackout Curtains
Blackout curtains that don’t read “blackout curtains” and that succeed at insulating. The Nicetown thermal blackout curtains offer a strong option for both blocking light and maintaining room temperature, something that not all brands succeed at accomplishing, especially at an affordable price point. Added bonus, the Nicetown curtains look great – making it the only design on this list that is a triple threat: great for blocking light, maintaining heat and good design. It is best for heat to stay outside.
BEST FOR HOME THEATER OR BASEMENT
Eclipse Blackout Curtains
I chose the Eclipse Blackout Curtains for this category based on two criteria: looks and the ability to dim a room, versus completing blackout it out. The Eclipse are a great length, incredibly affordable and could work as well in a home theater as they good on french doors. Essentially they are the go-to for interior dimming and for the price, they look nice.
