This is a public forum? Are you trying to contact customer service at Houzz? Do you really want everyone to know your order number and name? Might want to delete ...

Try here: https://help.houzz.com/s/contactsupport?language=en_US This is a forum, we can't find your order. I also recommend editing out your phone number or deleting this.

Other than the 'fishbowl' problem, what function do you need for the window treatments? Sun protection, winter insulation, or is it just privacy? If it's only the dining room with the issue, can you wait to address this? I'm overwhelmed with renovations and am glad I didn't jump in and buy things when I first moved in. Your ideas will change with time and daily use of the room. My personal opinion is that there are more aesthetically appealing window treatments than cellular. They are very functional though, and are probably the most cost efficient option if you need the insulation aspect. Having said that, I will be buying cellular shades because we have so much old glass and I need to buffer the cold as much as possible. Many of the budget online places have similar pricing for the non-name brands. I ordered samples of double cell light filtering white shades from Select Blinds, Steve's Blinds, Blinds.com, and Blinds Chalet. All prices were rather similar for my test window, and it's very easy to plug in your parameters and choices to get pricing. Once all the samples arrived, one fabric was clearly more sturdy - Select Blinds seemed thicker, sturdier, and likely to look crisp over time. Some were a bit soft and seemed flimsy and I wondered if they would fuzz after numerous attempts at cleaning. I have no idea how the mechanisms compare and few sites have great close-ups of the them. I plan to buy a test shade for a bathroom to see if I like it. For a 22x58 top down bottom up double cell light filtering cordless, the price is in the vicinity of $110. Today (yes the prices seem to change daily!!!), my choices sell for $105 at Select Blinds. For the same size in single cell with no top down, it's $58. I have heard there are inexpensive options at Lowes and Home Depot but what will work for me has been continually out of stock for a year. As an aside, the sliders are never easy and I've always used a drape on a traverse rod. Cellular is available for sliders, costly though to get the vertical cellular that pulls open from the side.

I just participated in my first MMMM tomato seed swap (which is organized and run nearly single handedly by Gary Fitzgerald, who frequents this forum) and I received more tomato varieties than I can ever hope to grow. I have a generous selection of dwarf and micro-dwrfs that I haven't even really looked at. I would be happy to pass them on to you, if any of the varieties are of interest to you. I am away from home, so don't have the seeds or list at hand. I will try to check back in tonight with more specifics. Do you have any particular varieties in mind? Martha