Blinds Maintenance in Holiday Homes: A Simple Plan

Caring for your blinds in a holiday home requires regular maintenance to ensure they remain in good condition.

Here are some tips:

1. Dust blinds regularly:

Use a feather duster, microfibre cloth, or a vacuum cleaner with a brush attachment to remove dust from the blinds. Dusting frequently helps prevent buildup and keeps the blinds looking their best.

2. Spot clean stains on blinds:

If you notice any stains or spots on the blinds, spot clean them using a mild detergent or upholstery cleaner and a clean cloth. Be gentle to avoid damaging the blinds with harsh bleach or ammonia based products. Blockout Roller Blind fabric is more hardy than the sheer fabrics so consider this when choosing cleaner.

3. Avoid moisture:

Prevent moisture buildup by keeping the area well-ventilated. Avoid spraying cleaning solutions directly onto the blinds, as excess moisture can damage certain materials and lead to mould growth. Always let blinds dry properly before rolling up to ensure no mould gorth is encouraged when blinds are up.

4. Check for damage on the blinds:

We recommend entering into our service agreement when we periodically inspect the blinds for any signs of damage, such as broken slats or cords. Damaged components must be replaced promptly to prevent further damage. Please contact Duncan 0795235407 to select the option best suited for you. All window furnishings are an investment in style, comfort and our service agreements ensure they offer durable and cost-effective returns. 

By following these tips, you can help ensure that the blinds in your holiday home remain in good condition and continue to enhance the space for you and your guests for years to come.