How To Do Just About Everything
By eHow Home & Garden Editor
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Don't go blindly into cleaning your window dressings. Follow these easy steps.
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Comments
gbruce said
on 7/26/2008 We always recommend our customers to juice a lemon into a bowl with a little warm water and to wipe the blinds down with a clean lint free cloth.
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d4tilley said
on 4/8/2007 FOR PLASTIC BLINDS
fill tub with hot water & OXI CLEAN, soak for app. 5 min. Place towel on window sill-rinse, re-hang.
lindabobby1978 said
on 4/3/2007 Scrubbing Bubbles is great for washing mini blinds--spray it on, and rinse it off in the shower, works great!
Anonymous said
on 8/8/2006 Hang the blinds on a line, or anything that keeps it up. Then get out a garden hose and let water out full blast on each slat. Do the same to the back. Next put dish detergent on the blinds with a sponge on both sides. Rinse and let dry.
Anonymous said
on 6/30/2006 I have chemical sensitivities, so I clean most often with baking soda and vinegar. Borax (20 mule Team) works just as well. Take the blinds down, put in a bathtub (or hang with suction cups on tub or shower wall). Wet with shower head and sprinkle with baking soda and let set, scrub with toilet brush and a bit more water to make a paste, then use vinegar in a spray bottle for more grimy blinds, rinse, let dry. Borax works as well and is safer for the environment and your body and drain system. If you use the baking soda and vinegar you can also clean the tub and clear some of the drain from clogs! And less expensive too! The baking soda and vinegar team is great for cleaning soap scum in tubs, too!