Cleaning Artificial Flowers

By

Paula Jo Carr

03/21/2011

I do not buy anything other then cheap furniture polish. Spray 'it' on my silk flowers and walk away, folks compliment how nice my silk plants and flowers look. I got the idea from these folks (thrifty fun) some time ago and it works!

By

nanaroo

03/21/2011

Go to Wal-Mart and get a can of, dah-da, artificial flower cleaner, which you just spray on. Works on chandeliers too.

By

maphisx7

03/21/2011

I make up some soapy dish water with a touch of oxy clean in in and swish my flowers around in it. I then rinse them and shake as much water out as possible. allow to dry upside down overnight in the dish drainer and then replace in vase or container.
Gem

By

skinnyjinny

03/21/2011

I swish mine in water, with washing up liquid added, then leave them on a towel to dry. I quite often spray them with some room spray or light perfume.

Artificial flowers and greenery can be easily cleaned by throwing them into a paper bag partially filled with coarse salt and/or cornmeal. Just shake. By Robin

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Some artificial flowers are washable. Dip the flowers, one at a time, in a solution of two tablespoons of sudsy ammonia and one quart of water, rinse well and drain on towels.

By duckie-do from Cortez, CO

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RE: Cleaning Artificial Flowers

I use my blow dryer on the cooler setting. (10/06/2010)

By DorothyNYC

RE: Cleaning Artificial Flowers

I just swish them through water under the tap to remove the dust, and give them a shake to get the water off. Sometimes I fill the sink and swish them there. Nothing special! I've had some for years (too long, really!!) (10/09/2010)

By louel53

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How do you clean artificial flowers?

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How do I clean artificial flowers?

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