Cleaning Venetian Blinds
By Helen G.
If you need to clean those venetian blinds just take them outside and pull them all the way out and spray clorox clean-up all over them. Wait a few minutes and spray with hose, they come almost new again! Let them outside to dry a little while and then hang them back up. This is super easy!
By Deb Spear
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RE: Cleaning Venetian Blinds
Taking the venetian blinds to the car wash is a super idea! You can use the soap brush and then blast wash them. Gonna do it this weekend. Thanks.
Post by Virginia Pride
RE: Cleaning Venetian Blinds
Very good advice. http://www.englishblinds.co.uk/
Post By Peter (Guest Post)
RE: Cleaning Venetian Blinds
MiniMaids! Just stick suction cup brackets to shower tiles, add your blinds, and easily rinse blinds clean with shower sprayer. If you need to spray with cleaner first thats OK, the detergent and the dirt just rinses down the drain. Finally a product that makes washing mini blinds EASY!
Post By Karen (Guest Post)
RE: Cleaning Wooden Blinds
These are great ideas...IF they are metal! So many of today's blinds are made of wooden slats. When I first started cleaning my landlord's house and he mentioned that he wanted the blinds cleaned, I asked him which bathroom tub he wanted me to use. He about had a heart attact. Sorry, I was out of the groove at the time and didn't know about 'wooden' slats.
When cleaning these slats, I just use a damp cloth and spray lightly with an orange cleaning solution...like Fantastick or Mr. Clean. Wipe down slats with the damp cloth and remember to wipe again with a DRY cloth.
Thank you.
Mary McLuckie
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Post By Mary McLuckie (Guest Post)
RE: Cleaning Venetian Blinds
We load ours up and take them to the car wash. There is a place to hang them and we wash away the dirt very easy. Take the screen there too. Makes cleaning them easy...
Post by Dgrams
RE: Cleaning Venetian Blinds
I'm cleaning very old and dirty blinds (with the wide slates and cloth tapes). Is it OK to add some bleach to the Tide and Spic and Span mix to bleach the tapes?
Post By Rachel (Guest Post)
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