Obviously, the first advantage of using velvet curtains is the aesthetic value it brings to any room. It gives any room an air of class and exclusivity. This in itself is a very positive thing for the people staying in the room. We adapt to the environment in which we live. People who habitually live in messy and disorganized rooms are more likely to develop undesirable patterns of thinking and behavior. On the other hand, people who keep themselves surrounded by order and elegance can also improve their perspective in that direction.
Velvet curtains are clearly very conductive accessories to use in cold climates. The thickness and dense fibers of the fabric insulate the room from moisture and cold. Also, these curtains prevent dust and harmful microscopic organisms from entering and spreading in the room. In this way, they provide protection to people who have allergies to these substances. If you also have curtains on the walls, they also provide a degree of soundproofing in the room along with rugs and rugs. It would not be possible to hear through the walls covered with velvet curtains.
One drawback to using velvet curtains is that they tend to collect dust and microscopic particles present in the air. For this reason, frequent vacuuming may be necessary to keep the room clean and free of dust. This shouldn’t be a difficult thing to do because it’s easy to remove them from their support rods, lay them flat and gently vacuum in the direction of the velvet curtain fibers. After that, they should be ready to be put back on.
One more thing you have to attend to is stain removal. You’ll need to know how to do this in a way that won’t damage the velvet curtains or ruin their texture. You should apply a cloth that has been dipped in the suds of a detergent solution, not directly in the solution itself. Gently squeeze the stain with hand movements directed in the same way as the fibers of the fabric. Repeat until the stain is gone, then let the fabric dry. When completely dry, gently comb the fibers against the grain of the fabric to restore its original texture.
As you can see, the downsides of using velvet curtains are minimal compared to the benefits you can get from using them.
