As you are either in the midst of your spring cleaning or planning said cleaning, we are aware that window treatments are often overlooked. Well, overlook no more! While we only offer the cleaning or draperies you can clean other window treatments yourself. We found you this great article with some great insight to help answer this age old question! When you are done reading and ready for to tackle those drapes, be sure to contact us, we can certainly help you get that job done fast!
But most homeowners rarely clean their window treatments. For many people, cleaning window treatments just seems too intimidating. But in most cases, maintaining your window treatments is as easy as simply operating them. Regular movement prevents dust and grime from collecting on the surface. For a more thorough cleaning, you probably already have the required tools lying around the house. Take a peek at this window treatment cleaning advice.
What Are the Easiest Window Treatments to Clean?
If you’re looking for window treatments that are easy to clean, purchase faux or alternative wood blinds and shutters. They are impervious to mold and mildew and require just periodic dusting to stay looking their best.
For window shades, choose a fabric that is treated to repel dust and dirt.
How Often Should I Clean My Window Treatments?
Add window treatments to your normal cleaning schedule. For example, when you dust your furniture, dust your blinds or shutters. For delicate treatments that need professional cleaning, hire a service to clean them every five to seven years.
Should I Remove the Window Treatments Before Cleaning?
Most window treatments should be dusted or spot cleaned in place to avoid surface damage, shrinking or wrinkling. If a thorough cleaning is required, carefully remove your treatments and place them on a clean, flat surface.
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