Clean It Up
UK General Cleaning Forum => General Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: A P T on August 04, 2011, 02:55:25 pm
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Anyone got suggestions for their preferred method of cleaning venitians ?
We always find them time concuming, no matter what technique we use, maybe someone has a magic machine ?
Blinds are always in situ, removing them is not really an option, as some of them can be 8ft wide and 11 to 12 feet tall
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Ultasonic tank
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In situ ? It would need to be a light bath ;)
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Sorry, misread you that they would have to stay put. It is time consuming, no easy way. Have you tried those 5 fingered venetian blind cleaners from Dunelm?
D
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Hi
If you cannot soak in a bath then do this:
Spray down with diluted bio persil (1/2 cap in 500ml) if right hand start on right, left handed start on left.
leave to dwell for 5 mins and then re spray and wipe down with kitchen towel working on side to other, once you have momentum going they become easier, I have 10 to do next week (kill me now)
Martin 8)
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:P know what u mean martin, thanks for the tip, will give it a try today, ( we get them every week, :-[ )
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Yep Denise, tried those, but they're only useful for light dust, these dammed apartments even have them in the kitchens, so you can imagine !
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Once upon a time we had a machine for this. Think it was a clean fix.
Twin brushes, sprayed and extracted. Lovely wee beast.
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sounds promising, do you know if they still exist ?
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if you can push them against a surface they usually aren't too bad. like martin we'll spray a degreaser on them and leave for 5-10 minutes, then wipe from top to bottom and then check if any need and more attention. one of the most boring jobs and also can be a right pain if in a kitchen behind the sink as then they're hard to get to too