Cleaning Bali Honeycomb Blinds

Keep dirt and dust off your shades.

Cleaning bali honeycomb blinds.

Do not use chlorine bleach. Spot cleaning spot clean with a soft cloth or sponge a mild detergent and warm water. Are your cellular honeycomb shades looking dingy from dust or stains. If dusting hasn t helped stains blotted clean with a damp cloth warm water and a mild detergent like dish soap.

Spot clean using a mild detergent soft cloth and warm water using short strokes to avoid wrinkling or crushing delicate materials. Be careful not to crush or wrinkle fabric shades. Go over your honeycomb shades making sure to hit the problem areas. Next remove as much dirt and dust as possible from your honeycomb shades in particular the affected areas as this is where you want to avoid rubbing dirt and dust into the problem and making it worse.

If stained with dirt use a mild detergent and warm water to spot clean. Use the gentle cycle warm water and woolite fine fabric wash or other mild laundry detergent. Blot the affected area until the stain is gone then blot dry with another clean cloth. Never submerge shades in water or get them overly wet.

Do not steam or iron fabric while it is on the vanes as they will be damaged. You can wash stains and dirt out of your cellular shades. Machine washable fabric is easy to wash and there s no need to take down the entire blind to do so. If necessary steam or iron at a low temperature before.

The best way to do this is by using a vacuum cleaner attachment. Lightly vacuum with an upholstery attachment or dust your cellular shades with a feather duster frequently to maintain their appearance. Unsnap the fabric from the vanes and place in wash. Unsnap the fabric from the vanes and place in wash.

If you hang blinds immediately without hand drying the blades you could leave new stains behind. Use a large dry cloth or chamois to absorb moisture. Do not put fabric in the dryer. We ll show how to clean your shades the right way without damaging the fabric.