Do You Clean Your Bathroom Fan?

Good Luck

I would use something mildly abrasive, such as baking soda. The problem is, it is not just dust. It's dust that was moistened by steam from the shower. If you use hair spray, spray deodorant or any other kind of aerosol under it, you also have that sticky substance gluing the dust on. Now that you know what is up there, you might find it easier to do it more often.

use sos pads -easier and alot faster

This makes me want to run right now and clean out my bathroom fan. Excellent points. Thanks for the tips!!

Thank you! So helpful!!!

For a while, we had a honey bee colony in the corner of our house near the Bathroom fan. Every once in a while, one would come in through it. Then they disappeared and yellow Jackets replaced them. That was a real problem, as we never knew when or where we could find a yellow jacket. They seem to have moved on now, thankfully and we didn't do anything to extricate them. IT was not a good option since we would have had to practically tear our house apart to remove them.

Look on UTUBE on how to remove the grill than soak it in a sink, then you can use brushes to clean. After that vacaum as much dust and dirt off of fan than remove fan assembly most plug in then you can clean fan blades

I had to learn the hard way. Mine was so dirty it started to make a screeching noise. Too late, I had to replace it.

Take them down and wash in hot soapy water,let dry good before putting back on.