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Unfortunately the site doesn't seem to cover cordless blinds? In New York they're voluntarily phasing out corded blinds because of safety issues with small chil
by moyix 3y ago
Unfortunately the site doesn't seem to cover cordless blinds? In New York they're voluntarily phasing out corded blinds because of safety issues with small children, but the cordless blinds we have are terrible and unreliable.
- maxerickson 3y agoI expect they aren't as repairable. I have one that I'd like to fix, but I think the end of the cord that came unattached was fixed in place by gluing in the piece it attaches to.
- SamuelAdams 3y agoSame issue here. I specifically have this blind: https://www.lowes.com/pd/LEVOLOR-Trim-Go-2-in-Cordless-White-Faux-Wood-Room-Darkening-Blinds-Common-35-in-Actual-34-5-in-x-64-in/1000576741 https://www.lowes.com/pd/LEVOLOR-Trim-Go-2-in-Cordless-White... However they are around 8 years old. When opening the blind, it does not push up as smoothly - it takes a few small pushes versus one smooth, long push. Not a dealbreaker but it would be nice to know how to fix that. Edit: Looks like there is a section on some components of cordless blinds. https://fixmyblinds.com/pages/how-to-replace-a-wand-tilt-mechanism-on-a-cordless-levolor https://fixmyblinds.com/pages/how-to-replace-a-wand-tilt-mec...
- evan_ 3y agoSame, we replaced ours with cordless blinds a few years ago and they were all broken in less than a year.