On a very warm day I take them outside, open them up and secure them to a clothesline. Then I spray them with a hose. You can gently scrub with with a brush and some soapy water and rinse them well if they are really dirty. I let them hang until they are dry.
I've washed them in the tub with either bleach or used Dollar Tree Awesome Orange in the half gal. Rinse after soaking, I usually fold them up then. And then I hang up to dry outside on a sunny day by hammering in some nails above the garage door to dry fast.
Every time I clean my mirrors, they end up having tons of streaks and almost look worse than before I started. What could I use to clean them that won't leave streaks...
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The blinds in my dining area of the kitchen are coated with grease and a ton of dirt. I didn't know how bad until went to dust them. I can cut the grime. How do I cle...
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Use a Swiffer duster. if you need to spot clean then use a soft cloth in mild detergent
On a very warm day I take them outside, open them up and secure them to a clothesline. Then I spray them with a hose. You can gently scrub with with a brush and some soapy water and rinse them well if they are really dirty. I let them hang until they are dry.
Hi Jrae48,
See the video below for the method to clean those blinds. Wishing you the best.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SDQSYvnDyAE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sObA2ayzUl0
I've washed them in the tub with either bleach or used Dollar Tree Awesome Orange in the half gal. Rinse after soaking, I usually fold them up then. And then I hang up to dry outside on a sunny day by hammering in some nails above the garage door to dry fast.
I keep mine dusted and spot clean them. Mine are made of a non-woven fabric and I hesitate to saturate them with water.