by Kcg23459616
What is a good, nondestructive way to clean 'silk' artificial flowers?
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![Elizabeth Michels Pinizzotto]()
Elizabeth Michels Pinizzotto
on Jul 30, 2017
my mom purchased a silk flower spray cleaner in Michaels. -
![Peg]()
Peg
on Jul 30, 2017
This is how I wash mine...I put some water and a dab of dish soap (dish soap that cuts grease) in my kitchen sink...not too much and then I lay the flowers in the water and leave them for a half hour or so. Then I rinse them off with my sink sprayer and lay them in my dish rack in opposite side of sink to dry. It also depends on how small the flowers are whether or not this would work.- See 1 previous
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Debra
on Jul 30, 2017
Here you will find many different methods. http://www.wikihow.com/Clean-Silk-Flowers -
![Eleanor S. Young]()
Eleanor S. Young
on Jul 30, 2017
Soapy water dip them and gently swish around hang to dry. -
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Mary McCormick
on Jul 30, 2017
Swish them in sudsy water, rinse thoroughly and let dry. -
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Melissa Thompson
on Jul 30, 2017
I use Woolite laundry detergent. I put Woolite with warm water in my kitchen sink and gently wash the flowers and then rinse them with cool water. I put them on a dish cloth to dry. I've done this for years and it works very well.- See 1 previous
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![Elizabeth Gail Barnard Keith]()
Elizabeth Gail Barnard Keith
on Jul 30, 2017
I put salt in a lunch paper bag or bigger brown bag. shake shake and shake. Take it out side to get the flowers out!
Elizabeth Michels Pinizzotto
on Jul 30, 2017
Peg
on Jul 30, 2017
Debra
on Jul 30, 2017
Eleanor S. Young
on Jul 30, 2017
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