Curtain pleat toilet roll hack
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If you are like us and have eyelet or tab top curtains then you need to give this curtain pleat hack a go to get them hanging perfectly! I was so dubious that it would even work but it’s like magic. I have told so many people about the hack and everyone is amazed by it too, not only that but it takes seconds and is super easy.
What is the Curtain pleat hack?
In essence just pop a toilet roll tube behind every other pleat on the curtain pole (so it can’t be seen as it’s behind the curtain material)
You can cut the toilet rolls to size if you need to, or even try other things like plumbing insulation foam around the pole. It makes such a difference by giving a fullness to the section tops, as you can see below.
It works on all materials too, we put it into practice on our bedroom curtains when we did our bedroom makeover.
If you are looking for more home hacks, why don’t you check out my IKEA Kallax steps hack, to transform bunk bed steps?
Have you got any home hacks that you like to use? What are your favourite home tips? Are you a Mrs Hinch in the making and love new ways to keep your home fresh? Let me know!
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12 Comments
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Sarah Bailey
Now that is such a clever idea, I am now looking at my curtains and wondering if I could do it with mine.
Kara
This is such a clever idea – i will certainly be trying this (I bet the kids will actually throw the cardboard rolls away now I actually need them)
MrsS (@Otisandus_blog)
What a fab and clever idea!! I always throw the tubes away but this is great – Im staring at my curtains now thinking do i need them 🙂
shelley
OMG that is so clever, genuinely mind blowing – I wonder if that’s how everyone makes it look so perfect?? Will have to remember this!
katriona Harrington
This might sound stupid but do the rolls not fall out when your opening and closing your curtains
Readyfreddiego
Nope, they stay in line and in place on the pole xxx
Cindy
Can you open the curtains well? I love the light in during the day. But oh so tired of the ugly messy look when closed at nights. I love this idea. So much simpler than my thoughts. Just how does it look open?
Marj
I love this but how do you stop the rolls from moving and showing when you open them
Gramma Di
This is genius!! Such a cool and simple hack. Thanks for sharing 😊👍
Sofia
Good afternoon. To be honest, I am surprised at this idea with toilet paper rolls, unexpectedly, but efficiently. Thank.
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Margaux
Hi, Great idea but am I right in assuming you use tiebacks? Otherwise how would you open the curtains? Unless of course you only use a few rolls in the first few pleats? Just trying to figure out your method as others have also asked.