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Do you want to protect those delicate blinds from your curious felines? Are you tired of your blinds falling from the windows when your cat wants to look outside? If you answered yes to any of these questions read on.


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Steps

  1. Keep Cats Off of Window Blinds Step 1
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    Gather your supplies.
  2. Keep Cats Off of Window Blinds Step 2
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    Get the bottle of citrus spray and spritz it on the blinds your feline likes.
  3. Keep Cats Off of Window Blinds Step 3
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    Close the curtains and shut the blinds when the cat is left alone. This will prevent the blinds coming off the window.
  4. Keep Cats Off of Window Blinds Step 4
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    Put potted plants where your cat likes to sit so the cat knows it is too crowded to sit there.

Tips

  • Don't give up.
  • If the cat is looking outside it may just want to go outside.

Warnings

  • Punishing the cat when they wont keep out of the blinds the first few times will not work.

Things You'll Need

  • A bottle of citrus spray that you can make yourself.
  • A curious cat.
  • Window blinds.
  • Potted plants.
  • Curtains.

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