Cleaning Guide for all blind types

Roller and Senses Roller Blinds

• Dust regulary to prevent build-up
• Use a fluffy duster or a vacuum cleaner with the upholstery attachment
• Any stains or excessive dirt, wipe with a damp cloth (use only non-solvent cleaning products)
• Make sure you don’t rub the blind too harshly when cleaning as it might change the colour of some fabrics. Be delicate.
• Lastly, always make sure your blind is dry before rolling it up to avoid mould build-up

Venetian and Perfect Fit Venetian Blinds

• Dust with a feather duster
• Close the blind and start cleaning from the top, down
• Open blind and clean each slate then close again to clean the other side
• Repeat the same process with a damp cloth once all dust has been removed (we recommend a microfiber cloth)
• Lastly, wipe slate horizontally with a paper towel to dry the blind fully

Roman Blinds

• Dust regularly to prevent the build-up
• Use a fluffy duster or a vacuum cleaner with the upholstery attachment
• These blinds can be Dry Cleaned

Vertical Blinds

• For a quick clean, no need to detach hanging slats
• Start by dusting each fabric slat to get rid of dust
• For better results, use the vacuum with the upholstery brush attachment, it will help to remove tough dust build-up
• After removing dust, be gentle and wipe from the top down with a damp cloth

Vision Blinds

• These blinds are delicate so only require a weekly dusting to keep on top of the dust

Allusion Blinds

• These blinds are low maintenance and easy to clean, they only require a dusting

Senses Mirage Blinds

• These blinds are low maintenance and easy to clean, they only require a dusting

Faux Wood

• Dust with a feather duster
• Close the blind and start cleaning from the top, down
• Open blind and clean each slate then close again to clean the other side
• Repeat the same process with a damp cloth once all dust has been removed (we recommend a microfiber cloth)
• Lastly, wipe slate horizontally with a paper towel to dry the blind fully