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Most efficient way of cleaning wooden blinds?
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Anonynony
Sat 26-Apr-14 08:08:58
I have wooden blinds that all have a nice coat of dust on them 
, what would be the most efficient way of cleaning them?
Gemma77
Sat 26-Apr-14 20:30:27
I put an old sock over my hand and then use it to polish each of the slats! Works well 
DameDiazepamTheDramaQueen
Sat 26-Apr-14 22:59:35
SlinkyB
Sun 27-Apr-14 08:46:37
Good question, I have lots around the house (inc large bay window in living room).
Has anyone used one of these things before?
blind cleaner on ebay
PlinkyPlonker
Sun 27-Apr-14 08:55:35
Brush attachment on hoover pipe. I speak from experience - I watch DP do it regularly and he does a v good job <stealth boast>
Gerty1002
Sun 27-Apr-14 10:12:22
I have one of those slinky, definitely a handy buy if you have lots of venetian blinds. Use dry to dust and damp to clean. The fabric bit can go in the wash.
InTheMiddleOfOurStreet
Sun 27-Apr-14 15:34:19
Pledge fluffy duster with replaceable heads.
SlinkyB
Sun 27-Apr-14 21:55:02
Cheers Gerty, I may have to 'treat' myself to one of those then it is my birthday soon.
Actually, dh loves cleaning and a gadget, perhaps I could persuade him to do it 
SlinkyB
Wed 30-Apr-14 20:02:57
my blind cleaner arrived today and it's ace! Only paid £1.99 inc p&p for mine, too.
Def recommend op
qazxc
Thu 01-May-14 19:01:48
tumble dryer sheet are good for attracting the dust.
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