If you just need to remove dusty bits,try a hair dryer on a gentle cold setting,preferably outside! Also a slightly damp soft paintbrush may remove some 'bits'.
First line of defense is a microfiber duster that traps dust & dirt. If it's dirtier than that will handle either the blow dryer as Jenn suggested or run a sink of soapy water and swish then hang upside down to dry.
I’m a cleaning OCD person and try different methods and found what works for me.
For DEEP cleaning I’ve used my canister vacuum with round brush attachment on lowest setting . Begin at the bottom, then up & around. Next: Do the same beginning at the top.
*!!! TEST ONE SPOT FIRST !!!* A blow dryer on low/cool settings works too.
Cold weather: Bathtub is where I go to stay warm. it’s easy to trap dust bunnies to vacuum afterwards. Warm weather: WORKS the BEST! Gather a bin for flowers, blow dryer, phone, your wireless ear buds, coffee, etc. *You will need an outdoor extension cord and a table.*
I used to make a sink or bathtub of warm soapy water and swish the top section of the arrangement in that, with a final rinse of clear water. I'd be careful to protect the container so I didn't damage it or fill it with water. Dry outside in the sun and/or wind.
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If you just need to remove dusty bits,try a hair dryer on a gentle cold setting,preferably outside! Also a slightly damp soft paintbrush may remove some 'bits'.
First line of defense is a microfiber duster that traps dust & dirt. If it's dirtier than that will handle either the blow dryer as Jenn suggested or run a sink of soapy water and swish then hang upside down to dry.
Hi Rose, this is Peggy. Here are 3 different methods on cleaning silk floral arrangements. Good luck and Merry Christmas
Hi Rose, here are several ways to do it depending on how dirty you flowers are. https://homeguides.sfgate.com/clean-silk-flower-arrangements-home-96245.html ...but I usually just have my husband shake them outside every few weeks and that seems to do the trick! Hope it helps!
I’m a cleaning OCD person and try different methods and found what works for me.
For DEEP cleaning I’ve used my canister vacuum with round brush attachment on lowest setting . Begin at the bottom, then up & around. Next: Do the same beginning at the top.
*!!! TEST ONE SPOT FIRST !!!* A blow dryer on low/cool settings works too.
Cold weather: Bathtub is where I go to stay warm. it’s easy to trap dust bunnies to vacuum afterwards. Warm weather: WORKS the BEST! Gather a bin for flowers, blow dryer, phone, your wireless ear buds, coffee, etc. *You will need an outdoor extension cord and a table.*
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I used to make a sink or bathtub of warm soapy water and swish the top section of the arrangement in that, with a final rinse of clear water. I'd be careful to protect the container so I didn't damage it or fill it with water. Dry outside in the sun and/or wind.
Dampen a cloth in vinegar and water and wipe in one swiping motion... dont rub it
A hair dryer will blow the dust off