Interior window blinds come in a variety of styles, sizes and models. Some of them are really elaborate, and have multiple moving parts, others are simple pull-string affairs that are quite easy to clean and maintain. Regardless of which type of blinds you have fitted on your windows, the need for proper and regular cleaning and care is absolutely necessary.

How to make cleaning the blinds quick and easy? First of all, try and clean the blinds as often as possible, it is best to try and include the blinds in your weekly cleaning checklist. If you don't do your own house cleaning or you just don't have the time to perform regular house cleaning every week, you can use professional house cleaning services, there are one-off cleaning appointments available as well as regular house cleaning.

Get in touch with a qualified house cleaner in Denham today by going online. Check the service offers available in your area right now and pick the most suitable and affordable house cleaners in Denham as per your cleaning requirements and budget. In case you want to give cleaning the blinds a go, here is what to do.

Vacuum the blinds using the brush attachment of your vacuum cleaner, make sure to vacuum along the slats, not up and down them as you risk bending and twisting, even tearing them. A good alternative for small sized blinds is the lamb's wool duster, it is recommended to avoid using plastic dusters for best results. Always brush or vacuum along the curve slat, most of the time this means wiping down, vertically from top down as doing it from the bottom up will likely unhook the slats. For fabric and vinyl blinds it is best to use a rubber sponge or dry sponge. Wipe the dry sponge firmly across the blind slats and the dust and residue should come off quite easily.

Spot cleaning of blinds of any kind is a little trickier than wiping them down. First choose the right solvent or detergent and don't apply it directly onto the blind as it may cause staining or discolouration of certain fabrics and materials. Spray the detergent on a soft cotton rag and then apply on the soiled area through gentle wiping motions. If cleaning wooden blinds don't soak them as they will get warped, you should wet them just enough to get the dirt off.