How to Clean White Artificial Trees
Is anything more nostalgic and magical than a blanket of snow glistening on the branches of a tree? That's not always a reality in every climate, but artificial white trees bring that charm into the home every Christmas. Dust, dirt and grime, however, stick like magnets to a white tree and can dull the magic. Cleaning the tree regularly is the key to keeping it white and sparkling. It's a little work, but significantly less than the work of keeping snow from melting all over your floor. Does this Spark an idea?
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Instructions
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Vacuum the branches regularly to keep dust from settling in.
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Spray dirty branches with water, where grime has developed.
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Dry the branch, by wrapping a towel around the base of the branch and pulling it forward so as not to damage the needles.
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Continue drying until all moisture is gone.
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Repeat spraying and drying the spot until it is removed.
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Tips & Warnings
If a powdery item or other solid is spilled onto the tree, vacuum immediately before it cakes on.
If a liquid spills onto the tree, dry immediately before it stains.
Unplug any lights on the tree before applying water to avoid electrocution.
