When cleaning the blinds, first close the curtains, spray an appropriate amount of water or polishing agent, and then dry them with a cloth to keep them clean and bright. As for the pull cord of the curtain, use a soft bristle brush to wipe it. If the curtain is dirty, it can be cleaned with a cloth dipped in some detergent dissolved in warm water, or wiped with a small amount of ammonia solution.
Pull the roller curtain down to a flat surface and wipe it with a cloth. The roller is hollow and can be inserted with a thin rod tied to the fluff at one end and rotated continuously to remove dust. Velvet curtains should be soaked in a medium alkaline detergent, lightly pressed by hand, washed and placed on an inclined shelf, allowing the water to automatically drip dry, leaving them as smooth as new.
Curtains made of canvas, cloth, or hemp can be wiped with a sponge dipped in warm water or soap solution, and a liquid mixed with ammonia solution. After drying, they can be rolled up. Electrostatic flocking cloth curtains: This type of curtain should not be soaked in water, rubbed or brushed. Simply use a cotton yarn dipped in alcohol or gasoline to gently wipe it. If the flannelette is too wet, it is strictly prohibited to twist it forcefully to prevent the fluff from falling off and affecting the appearance. Use both hands to press off moisture or let it dry naturally to maintain the original appearance of flocking.
