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When was the first WW1 London blackout?
August 11, 1939. Lights in London were switched off in a blackout trial.
What to do in a blackout in World War 2?
ok the blackout was when everyone put all the lights out and everything to stop the Germans seeing them
The blackout meant that these could not be seen?
lights
Why did you need the blackout in World War 2?
You needed a ''Blackout'' because, if everyone had their lights on during a bombing raid then it would be easy for the bombers to spot you!
Can you wash curtains with blackout lining?
You need to check if the curtains came with any labels. The label will tell you if the fabric is washable. Generally curtains with blackout lining are washable at 40 degrees.
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