Your window blinds are dusty and discolored. Effortlessly get it clean like new again.

Dusting Off the Dust
Before you tackle deep cleaning, removing loose dust is a critical first step. You can close the blinds and wipe them down with a microfiber cloth or use a vacuum cleaner with an upholstery brush attachment. Turn them the opposite way and repeat the process to ensure full coverage.
Close blinds and dust from top to bottom.
Turn blinds the other way and repeat dusting.
Vacuum gently using a brush attachment for any residual dust.
Dealing With Discoloration

Discoloration can be a more stubborn problem, often requiring a bit more effort to reverse.
Sunlight-induced Fading: For blinds that have faded due to sunlight, a restoration or spray paint made specifically for the type of blinds you have can work wonders.
Stains or Yellowing: For stains, mix a small amount of bleach with water (for plastic and metal blinds only) and gently dab on the affected areas. Rinse thoroughly after application to avoid additional damage.
Consistent Color Maintenance: If your blinds have only slightly discolored, using a fabric spray designed to enhance and protect the color can be a good ongoing maintenance solution.
Yearly Deep Clean

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