Cleaning Artificial Plants

By Doris from Sparta, TN

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RE: Cleaning Artificial Plants

I put the small artificial plants in a big paper bag, throw in a hand full or so of salt and shake well.

Post by suzin

RE: Cleaning Artificial Plants

If they are small plants that are dusty you can get canned air to blow the dust off. I like the suggestion about the shower but be sure the pot and whatever is in the pot as soil are water resistant or protected.

Post by Suntydt

RE: Cleaning Artificial Plants

For an artificial plant/flower that is very lg. place a discarded knee high hose over the end of your vacuum attachment to remove dust. if the plant needs more cleaning place a large trash bag under the plant and spray with ammonia and simply wipe clean.

For small artificial plants simply douse them up and down in soapy water maybe with a little ammonia or vinegar added and allow to dry. Thanks, carla

Post by nunley10

RE: Cleaning Artificial Plants

I put them outside in a good rain.

Post by Want2Help

RE: Cleaning Artificial Plants

I stick them in the shower every now and then. I have also heard that using the low heat on a hair dryer works, but to me giving them an occasional shower and leaving them there while they drip dry, is the easiest and fastest way to do it.

Post by redhatterb

Archived Request: Cleaning Artificial Plants

Could you please tell me the best and most economical way to clean my artificial plants?

Thank you,
Karen Morse

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