Most fabric blinds require more delicate cleaning than othertypes of blindswith wood, vinyl, or metal slats.
Fabric blinds can be vertical or horizontal.
Common types include blinds with fabric bonded to plastic slats or blinds with slats made from woven fabrics.
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With just a few cleaning supplies and tools, you canclean your blindswith ease.
Tilt the slat so they are closed, exposing the most fabric surface.
Vacuum Away Dust
Use a vacuum with a hose and upholstery brush attachment toremove dust.
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While vacuuming the blinds, pay attention to window sills and vacuum cobwebs or insect droppings.
This is also a good time toclean the windows.
Dampen a microfiber cloth in the cleaning solution and gently dab the stain.
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Place a hand behind the stain to support the blind and prevent damage to the fabric.
Avoid scrubbing to prevent tears or abrasions to the fabric.
For stubborn stains, dip the damp cloth in baking soda and gently rub the stain away.
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Pay extra attention to rinse the stained areas and remove all soapy residue, which will help prevent discoloration.
Air-Dry the Blinds
Leaving the blinds fully extended, allow them to air-dry.
Do not apply direct heat from a hairdryer or heater, which can further set any stains.
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Tips to Keep Fabric Blinds Clean and Lasting Longer
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