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Cleaning vertical blinds???
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joeyp
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Hi all,
Hope this is in the right place :think:
I have cream vertical blinds (not out of choice - I'm a tenant!) and they are looking pretty grubby tbh.
I have been told that they can go in the washing machine on a very cool wash, but don't fancy risking that if I've been advised wrongly - could do without having to replace them!! :eek:
Any tips on the best way to get them clean again, please?
Thank you
:)
Jo x
Hope this is in the right place :think:
I have cream vertical blinds (not out of choice - I'm a tenant!) and they are looking pretty grubby tbh.
I have been told that they can go in the washing machine on a very cool wash, but don't fancy risking that if I've been advised wrongly - could do without having to replace them!! :eek:
Any tips on the best way to get them clean again, please?
Thank you

Jo x
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I thread a string though the little eyelets at the top and wash them in the bath. After rinsing I use a bowl to catch the drips and carry them outside, where I use the string to tie it to the washing line.
I dont strip off all the weights or anything thy all get a wash. I put them back up slightly damp and the odd creases just fall out x
PS i use hand hot water and washing powder xRIP TJ. You my be gone, but never forgotten. Always in our hearts xxxHe is your friend, your partner, your defender, your dog.You are his life, his love, his leader.He will be yours, faithful and true, to the last beat of his heart.You owe it to him to be worthy of such devotion.0 -
We have to do our conservatory blinds a couple of times a year. We smoke in our conservatory so they get
a bit yacky to be honest.
Warm water and stardrops (normal or with ammonia) in the bath, leave them overnight, hang them on the line and they come up absolutely brilliantmake the most of it, we are only here for the weekend.
and we will never, ever return.0 -
Thanks both0
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hi iv just last week washed mine in the washing machine on a wool wash,did them a few at a time then hung them when wet ,turned out fine .0
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