Keep your real and faux wood blinds looking their best by periodically wiping them with a soft cloth, a dusting mitt, or the round brush attachment from a vacuum cleaner.
Tips: You can clean the blinds hanging in place or take them down. By tilting the slats down, but not quite closed, you’ll be able to clean most of the top surface of each slat.
Treat periodically with lemon oil or other wood preservatives to protect finish. Do not damp-clean blinds with a stained finish because water could affect their gloss and appearance.
Painted Wood and Faux Wood blinds can be cleaned with a soft, damp cloth.
NOTE: The warranty for your blinds does not cover damage or discoloration caused by improper cleaning.
To keep your blinds looking their best, wipe them periodically with a soft dust cloth or dusting mitt, or vacuum them using a round brush attachment.
Tips: Blinds can be cleaned in place or taken down for cleaning. By tilting the slats down to the almost closed position, you can clean most of the top surface of each slat. Tilting the slats up allows you to clean the bottom surface of each slat.
In a very dusty environment, you may need to clean your blinds using a sponge or dampened soft cloth.
Place a towel on the floor or windowsill to catch any water that drips from the blinds. Use warm water and a mild nonabrasive detergent.
Rinse the blinds with clean water to prevent water spots.
NOTE: The warranty for your blinds does not cover damage or discoloration caused by improper cleaning
Your vertical blinds should not require frequent cleaning because the vanes hang vertically. However, condensation, dust, smoke and humidity can cause iscoloration over time. Occasional cleaning will help maintain the beauty of your blinds for years to come.
Vacuum occasionally to remove dust and keep the fabric fresh. Remove spots or stains with a mild soap and water solution, blotting gently with a sponge or cloth. Always test a small, inconspicuous spot first to check for color fastness.
Using a soft cloth or sponge, wipe with a mild soap and water solution. Do NOT use abrasive or harsh cleansers; they can damage the surface finish. Dry with a cloth towel to prevent water spots.
Always clean one vane at a time. Detach one vane, place it on a flat surface, clean as described above, and then reattach the vane. HINT: Carefully slide a credit card or similar flat object under the clip to help disengage it from the vane.
To prevent damage and loss of shape, always store vinyl vanes flat, away from extreme temperatures and direct sunlight.
Regular dusting maintains a like-new appearance
For deeper cleaning, vacuum gently with the furniture brush attachment from any vacuum cleaner
Spot-clean shades with soft cloth or sponge moistened with lukewarm water blot gently and dry shade in fully lowered position; add mild detergent if needed
Keep your woven-wood shades looking their best by periodically vacuuming them with a brush attachment.
Tips: You can clean the shades hanging in place or take them down.
Use a brush-type vacuum attachment or feather duster for dusting; stroke lightly over the shade.
Roman Shades are made of the highest quality material for extended wear. If it is not damaged or exposed to a great deal of direct sunlight, it is not unrealistic to expect years of enjoyment with minimal care. Raising and lowering shades periodically helps to reduce most natural dust accumulation. If additional cleaning is desired, shades can be lightly brushed or carefully cleaned with a soft vacuum brush attachment.
Condensation, dust, smoke and humidity can cause discoloration over time. Occasional cleaning will help maintain the beauty of your sheers for years to come.
For many sheers, periodic dusting will be the only cleaning needed to keep the sheers looking clean and new.
If the sheer becomes soiled or stained, spot cleaning may be necessary. Gently dab the stain with lukewarm water, and add a mild detergent if needed. Careful blotting of the fabric should prevent creasing or wrinkling. Always test for colorfastness on an inconspicuous area before using any detergent.
You may use the soft brush attachment of a vacuum cleaner to remove excess dust accumulation, if needed.
To remove the vanes from the headrail, carefully slide a credit card or similar flat object under the clip to help