Grasp the bottom edge of the window blind with one hand. The blind has a wooden or plastic stick along the bottom that acts as a weight.
Pull the blind downward until you reach the position you want the blind to rest in.
Hold the blind still for one or two seconds before you let go of it to allow the locking clasp in the blind time to reset. Letting go too quickly will cause the blind to roll back up.
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