Things You'll Need:
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Step 1
Turn the ceiling fan off.
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Step 2
Position a tall stepladder beneath the fan in a place that will allow easy access to the blades.
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Step 3
Carefully climb the ladder and turn the fan blades until one is within easy reach.
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Step 4
Spray all-purpose cleaner onto a paper towel.
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Step 5
Wipe away dirt and dust from the top of the fan blade with the moistened paper towel.
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Step 6
Turn the blades until another dirty blade is within reach.
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Step 7
Spray a fresh paper towel with cleaner and wipe the blade's surface.
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Step 8
Continue the above process until each blade is clean.







Comments
Anonymous said
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Anonymous said
on 1/4/2006 Buy dry hydrostatic cloths (Swiffer or Polar dry dusting cloth refills go for $2.00 at Family dollar stores) and wipe the blades. No flying dust and no grime caused by wet dust. I go over my TV, books, wood surfaces then do the fan last in each room. One cloth will do a whole living room--save the dirtiest surfaces for last.
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 Use Pirrella Fansleeves.
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 Use a vacuum cleaner attachment to keep the dust clumps from hitting the floor. You may need a ladder.
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 Use a Pledge Grab-It to clean ceiling fan blades, mini blinds, shutters and the top of the refrigerator. No dust flying around; no dirt streaks, sticky mess or dirty water to deal with. And when you're done, just throw it away!