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metal blinds - best/quickest way to clean
dipsy
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Hi does anyone know of the best way to clean metal blinds, have tried cleaning by hand but its a nightmare, is there anything I could soak them in - in bath for instance- that would clean them up?
Many thanks in advance
Many thanks in advance
2007 £1749
2008 £291.99
2009 JanMasscara £7.00 Feb megcabot books x 2 £20 XFactor tkts x 2 £58.00 (couldn't go though as they only phoned on day :-( ) foundation £7.99
total so far for 09 £92.99
2008 £291.99
2009 JanMasscara £7.00 Feb megcabot books x 2 £20 XFactor tkts x 2 £58.00 (couldn't go though as they only phoned on day :-( ) foundation £7.99
total so far for 09 £92.99
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we used to have white metal blinds in this house when i moved in.
we soon realised that we could never clean them properly without a lot of hard work.
(in the bath with lots of scrubbing using toothbrushes etc...)
so we trashed them and fitted normal curtains/nets.Get some gorm.0 -
well I guess its a bath for them then :-)
Does anyone know of an effective solution I could use in the bath to help shift any dirt off them?
thanks in advance2007 £1749
2008 £291.99
2009 JanMasscara £7.00 Feb megcabot books x 2 £20 XFactor tkts x 2 £58.00 (couldn't go though as they only phoned on day :-( ) foundation £7.99
total so far for 09 £92.990 -
I think fairy liquid type stuff should be enough, something that can cut through grease.0
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Most effective method is to completely immerse the blind in hot, soapy water and leave to soak for about 30 minutes (longer if very dirty). Wipe slats with a cotton cloth (tea towel type as washing up sponge will disintegrate due to the metal edges). Any stubborn stains can be removed with a Jiff-type cream.
The main trick is to do this regularly, say once a month as the more often you do it, the less time it will take!:T0 -
Mine are too large for the bath, so they get laid out on a thick towel and dust sheet on the floor and washed with a non-stick scourer and washing up liquid, working from the middle out.Declutterbug-in-progress.⭐️⭐️⭐️ ⭐️⭐️0
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