A few minutes of care every now and then goes a long way. Here’s how to keep your blinds looking fresh and working smoothly, whatever type you have.
General Tips
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Dust regularly with a soft cloth, feather duster, or microfibre cloth.
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Always close the blinds fully before you start cleaning.
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Steer clear of harsh chemicals or soaking fabrics — unless the manufacturer says it’s safe.
Roller Blinds
Wipe gently with a damp cloth and a little mild detergent if needed. Go easy on printed or blackout fabrics — no scrubbing.
Vertical Blinds
Run a vacuum with a brush attachment along the louvres, or use a duster. For marks, a damp cloth does the job — just don’t soak them or put them in the washing machine.
Venetian & Faux Wood Blinds
Close the slats and dust each side with a microfibre cloth or duster. For a deeper clean, wipe each slat individually with a slightly damp cloth.
Perfect Fit Blinds
You can pop the frame out of the window if it makes things easier. Wipe gently around the edges and fabric with a damp cloth.
Roman Blinds
Use a handheld vacuum on a low setting to lift dust. Try not to over-handle the fabric. If they need a proper clean, it’s worth getting a professional curtain or blind cleaner involved.
Something Not Right?
If your blind starts sticking, hanging unevenly, or looks damaged, give us a call before trying to fix it yourself. We’re always happy to have a look or arrange a visit if needed.