I have them all over the house but never in the bedroom

Post #440,256 by crazy 10/31/21 10:56:39 PM 10/31/21 10:58:34 PM Reply	I have them all over the house but never in the bedroom I need it as dark as possible to sleep. I can't have a clock on. As far as I'm concerned when my night vision kicks in that amount of light flashes the entire room brilliantly. I put black tape over any glowing object such as a power strip. I put black tape over the little red glowing dot on the TV. I would never be able to sleep with a night light on. Edited by crazy Oct. 31, 2021, 10:58:34 PM EDT Expand All History
Post #440,258 by Andrew Grygus 10/31/21 11:24:10 PM 10/31/21 11:24:10 PM Reply	Sleep experts say . . . . . the bedroom should be totally dark with no trace of artificial light. My bedroom windows have heavy decorative carpets over them to block artificial light from outside, which bothers me a lot. Only natural light seeps in, in the morning.
Post #440,261 by crazy 11/1/21 1:16:45 AM 11/1/21 1:16:45 AM Reply	I had blackout fabric over my previous window But that got tossed in the move. So I still have two windows that need to be blocked and currently annoy the hell out of me but I'll put something prettier than random black fabric like I've done before.
Post #440,265 by CRConrad 11/1/21 3:49:29 PM 11/1/21 3:49:29 PM Reply	We have a clock that pretty much IS a night light. Or actually, perhaps closer to daylight.

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