The mystery of the mini blinds

**Laura's Babies** · 02-04-2010, 01:40 PM

OH MY! Sorry but I LOL! That is TO funny! Kim, you hung those only TWO days ago?

**Don Juan's mom** · 02-04-2010, 03:09 PM

One of my brothers is a foreman at a mini-blind factory. Maybe I'll suggest that they try making the product "cat proof."

**Gin** · 02-04-2010, 03:20 PM

It's too bad about your mini blinds, but those pictures are SO cute and SO funny! I have white fabric blinds, and the cats have left them alone, aside from chewing the cord to pieces and spraying mud all over one of them from a nearby potted plant! Window coverings of any kind don't seem to mix with cats.

**orangemm** · 02-04-2010, 05:03 PM

Wow!

Fast work, huh?

Man, she/??? didn't waste any time!

We have fake wood blinds in our bedroom and the only problem we have with them is when one of the cats wants to see something outside and they are all the way down. This is usually early in the morning, then they push the blind aside and it makes a noise that wakes me up. Otherwise they have held up well for 8 years! Maybe because these are a lot heavier than the vinyl or aluminum blinds?

I'm sorry about your decor-destroyers...................

**sirrahbed** · 02-04-2010, 07:15 PM

Kim you probably already know this but you can take out some slats from the bottom and move them up to replace the chewed ones. When ever I shorten new mini blinds to fit the window, I save the ones from the bottom and do repairs now and then. It is a little tedious but they come out just like new

(until the next cewing session that is

) Holler if you wonder what I am talking about.

**catnapper** · 02-04-2010, 08:46 PM

Thanks Deb, I actually already considered that (great minds think alike) but ya know what, I only paid $4 each. I'm not gonna take the time!

I'll get the pleated shades I saw at the discount place.... originally $150 for $20. I just didn't feel like paying for the $20 per window when I already had these. I guess I need to pay the $20!