How to Clean Blackout Verticals Blinds Properly at Home?

Sun blinds are becoming more popular for both the interior and exterior of houses and offices as people become more aware of the health dangers connected with exposure to the sun’s damaging ultraviolet rays.

Whether you’ve installed a sun shade, blackout vertical blinds, privacy screens, a retractable awning, or a mix of the above, you’ll want to make sure it stays clean, attractive, and functional for years to come. This article will provide an overview of how to care for and maintain your new SW Sun Control interior or outdoor sun shade.

1. Grab a vacuum cleaner

It’s simple to clean dust from cellular shades. Simply take out your vacuum cleaner and the hose brush attachment. Swipe horizontally across the cell cloth, following the pleats. It will gently dislodge dust and debris while also preventing the cloth from being sucked up and wrinkled. You can also use a lint roller to gently clean away stubborn dust from the pleats.

2. Stain cleaning

Your blinds may become soiled with time, necessitating a deeper cleaning. You can use a stain remover to get rid of stubborn stains as long as it’s safe for the fabric type of your blinds.

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3. Don’t wash them

Always try to dust your shades with the methods listed above first, and only use water as a last option. If you get your shade cloth wet a lot, the pleats

will lose their shape. Stains can be blotted clear using a damp cloth, warm water, and a light detergent like dish soap if dusting hasn’t worked.

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4. Mould Cleaning

The best way for cleaning vertical blinds is determined by how dirty they seem. Mould grows in moist, warm conditions. If you don’t let your fabric roller blinds dry completely in the bathroom or kitchen, they may develop mould. If window blinds get wet from the condensation on the windows, they might grow mould.

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