Vertical Blind Repair Clips with Curved Vane Saver for Window Blinds, Fixes Broken Tabs and Window Blinds Replacement Slats (White, 15 Pack)

Worked great!

We tried the glue plastic replacements when our slats started to fall off the clips not cool the glue kept melting ugh. So glad to find these metal clips they tack into the slats and stay up when you reattach to the pulling clip...so smart love em !

There are always one or two vertical blind vanes tearing out at my rentals. Typically the holes in the vanes tear out but there is nothing wrong with the rest of the vane. I haven't been able to find a company that sells just a couple vanes as replacement - usually replacement vanes come in packages of 13 or so for around $40. These little replacement hole clips save me money. These clips were a little difficult to put onto some of the vanes since some of the vanes were thicker than others. Fortunately the clips are metal instead of plastic so I was able to bend them out a little to slip them on. Overall I am very pleased with this purchase.

Tried another vendor's blind savers but they just let the blind slip right out even after crimping in place with pliers. I did need to loosen these up a little with a screwdriver to get the blinds in but once in and crimped in place these stay on perfectly.

Dog destruction

I've always wondered why the most important part of a vertical blind {where it attaches} is the weakest part of the whole blind. I have had these break dozens of times in my life and usually reach for duck tape which is barely a proper fix. This time I thought "I bet there is a fix for this on Amazon" and there they were. This brand is perfect. It snapped on in seconds and I'm ready for the next one that is bound to break. Thank for a great simple fix.

These things are a little tough to get into the blind but then again that means they will hold it right. They definitely get the job done. This is my second set after kids and pets have pulled down several of our vertical blinds. Very satisfied!!

UPDATE: Problem with these is that if any panel is not perfectly aligned, when you try and bring the panels together to the side of the window, the leading edge of the previous panel snags on the metal of the next panel. Without the metal, the panels slide against each other.So the failure is due to both the panels not being aligned properly and the metal sticking out. If the panels are aligned properly, these work fine.ORIGINAL: These things work. Simply slid them on. I think these are better than new panels because you're keeping the old ones out of the landfills and these metal clips are more durable than the original plastic.TIP: Use a little tack hammer to hammer tap these on. If you try and push them on you'll bend a few of the blinds, ruining that blind unless you cut it which is going to make it shorter but it works.

This is a great way to repair blinds thaanks again