My turn.

[hoveringsombrero]

Drat and blast!

The non mirrored closet doors are *just* barely too small.
I CANNOT have uncovered mirrors where I'm sleeping.
So I'm just going to remove closet doors alltogether for now.
DAMN the mirrored ones are heavy!

Put up some sort of curtaining later,
then can put the mirrors back up behind it.

Can't have those giant mirrored panels
staring at me while I sleep.

Call me crazy all you want,
just uncomfortablemaking.

Comments

[xhappyx.livejournal.com]

You can get those sheets of decorative plastic cling for windows and put on them. They sell it in rolls and it is pretty cheap. You just get it wet and stick it on. It comes off easy when you are ready to move.

I think it is called "privacy" film or something to put on your windows, but you could use it on the glass. They have anything from stained glass to just frosted glass looking film.

[eris.livejournal.com]

Yeah, I want to do something like that someday for windows.
But I can't have even the littlest bit of reflection from a mirror where I sleep. Must be covered with a thick curtain, or turned around or removed.

I feel like it's staring at me,
or things are staring at me through it.

It's just one of those "eris things."

[m-leprae.livejournal.com]

wallpaper!

[eris.livejournal.com]

Does wallpaper remove from glass without damaging it?

Or hey, decorative contact paper, I bet that would work.

What think you?

[m-leprae.livejournal.com]

I would try the contact paper first.

In either case put a little section of it on some chunk of glass you don't care about and then try to peel it off a couple of days later. If it leaves a mark Windex™ can't fix then you know not to do it to the mirrors.

It may be easier to just "find" (if you know what I mean) those portable freestanding cubicle walls they make. Dumpster diving outside an office renovation project would be ideal if you have access to a truck.

[eris.livejournal.com]

I could even leave a bit uncovered for a usefull mirror, and just move one of the others over it at night.

It's a three door setup, where the middle can slide to cover either of the side ones.

PS:

[m-leprae.livejournal.com]

Open closet doors creep me out when I try to sleep.

Re: PS:

[eris.livejournal.com]

See, they never bother me open,
as long as they're sliding doors.

But if they're actual doordoors, that bugs me if they're open.

Re: PS: closet mirrors

[grg.livejournal.com]

Some people think that Mirrors can be Doors. Since I know how deep my closets are, I think the mirrors would bother me more...

Re: PS: closet mirrors

[eris.livejournal.com]

EXACTLY my point!