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Curtain Rings Catching On Telescoping Rod Joint. Then this task becomes a real groaner, as you jiggle the curtain rings over that tiny hump. Curious if you've found a good solution to help curtain rings slide across telescoping rods that get stuck at the joint. I finally found the most effective way to stop those stubborn curtain rod rings from catching. The easiest way to stop curtain rings from catching on your curtain rod. Maybe your curtain rod is up high, say, where the wall meets the ceiling. Do your curtain rings glide smoothly from one end of your. But there is one major disadvantage: Curtain rings often get stuck on the telescoping joint where the smaller diameter. On my curtain rod, there is a sort of plastic washer that slides into the outer rod and makes the transition from the inner to outer rod a little bit smoother. Those who live with tension rod curtains or telescoping rods know the struggle. It’s that darn ridge — the joint of the pole — that catches every time!

Do your curtain rings glide smoothly from one end of your. Curious if you've found a good solution to help curtain rings slide across telescoping rods that get stuck at the joint. I finally found the most effective way to stop those stubborn curtain rod rings from catching. But there is one major disadvantage: It’s that darn ridge — the joint of the pole — that catches every time! Maybe your curtain rod is up high, say, where the wall meets the ceiling. Those who live with tension rod curtains or telescoping rods know the struggle. On my curtain rod, there is a sort of plastic washer that slides into the outer rod and makes the transition from the inner to outer rod a little bit smoother. Curtain rings often get stuck on the telescoping joint where the smaller diameter. Then this task becomes a real groaner, as you jiggle the curtain rings over that tiny hump.

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Curtain Rings Catching On Telescoping Rod Joint But there is one major disadvantage: But there is one major disadvantage: Curtain rings often get stuck on the telescoping joint where the smaller diameter. The easiest way to stop curtain rings from catching on your curtain rod. I finally found the most effective way to stop those stubborn curtain rod rings from catching. Those who live with tension rod curtains or telescoping rods know the struggle. On my curtain rod, there is a sort of plastic washer that slides into the outer rod and makes the transition from the inner to outer rod a little bit smoother. Maybe your curtain rod is up high, say, where the wall meets the ceiling. Then this task becomes a real groaner, as you jiggle the curtain rings over that tiny hump. Do your curtain rings glide smoothly from one end of your. Curious if you've found a good solution to help curtain rings slide across telescoping rods that get stuck at the joint. It’s that darn ridge — the joint of the pole — that catches every time!