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junetta 10-06-2008 22:25

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IŽve always been useless at cleaning and IŽm sure that there are loads of easier ways of doing things which I know nothing about.

I really hate doing this window thing and tend to leave it for ages. It doesnŽt have any glass, is open to the outside and the louvre thingies donŽt move.

Any ideas on how to clean it without spending three hours with a damp rag?

emamum 10-06-2008 22:29

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would this do it?

http://www.johnlewis.com/230475645/P...x?source=14798

junetta 10-06-2008 22:33

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I can see where you are going and thanks for trying but the slats are rigid and very close together.

My Spanish neighbours seem to have it sussed but I feel too stupid to ask.............hence the enquiry.

BERNADETTE 10-06-2008 23:28

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Originally Posted by junetta (Post 590583)
I can see where you are going and thanks for trying but the slats are rigid and very close together.

My Spanish neighbours seem to have it sussed but I feel too stupid to ask.............hence the enquiry.

Ask it is probably something so easy. Never mind about feeling daft your neighbour will be glad to help

keetah992000 11-06-2008 00:16

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wrap damp cloth around a ruler and taht shoudl fit between the slats X

emzy 11-06-2008 11:00

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Id just chuck a duster in its direction lol

No, the ruler with a damp cloth is a good idea, although i would use an old sock instead of a cloth ( i like using old socks for cleaning lol) :D

panther 11-06-2008 11:17

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A old wollie glove...just stick ya hand in:D

Tina22 11-06-2008 19:58

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Originally Posted by junetta (Post 590576)
IŽve always been useless at cleaning and IŽm sure that there are loads of easier ways of doing things which I know nothing about.

I really hate doing this window thing and tend to leave it for ages. It doesnŽt have any glass, is open to the outside and the louvre thingies donŽt move.

Any ideas on how to clean it without spending three hours with a damp rag?

Get a clean dry paint brush and brush over door to remove loose dust.
Then get a clean damp cloth and spray on two the cloth not the door as this will cause
drips and runs leaving pools of dirt in gaps
And for the fiddly bits a thin stick or cane and tape cotton wool around end and spray with chemical and push along groves .
Give it a try it worked for me

harwood red 11-06-2008 22:51

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Tina that must be one of the most constructive comments I have seen on here for ages....errrr fancy coming to clean my house?? :D;) karma on its way for ya :)

junetta 11-06-2008 23:46

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Thank you all so much for your helpful suggestions. I was hoping to get it done today as sister-in-law turns up tomorrow but other mucky stuff had priority! I just hope that she doesnŽt look in that direction.

SheŽs here for a week and then IŽll have a go at it.........watch out for the ŽafterŽ pics. xx

derekgas 12-06-2008 07:02

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A spray bottle with cleaner in it followed by a quick burst with the hose pipe!

AccyLass 12-06-2008 12:02

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Originally Posted by junetta (Post 591324)
Thank you all so much for your helpful suggestions. I was hoping to get it done today as sister-in-law turns up tomorrow but other mucky stuff had priority! I just hope that she doesnŽt look in that direction.

SheŽs here for a week and then IŽll have a go at it.........watch out for the ŽafterŽ pics. xx


I'm sure your sister is not visiting to see your house:)

Enjoy her company, not worry about how mucky your blinds are:D

Bonnyboy 12-06-2008 13:38

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Originally Posted by derekgas (Post 591425)
A spray bottle with cleaner in it followed by a quick burst with the hose pipe!

Male initiative shines through in the end :D

AccyLass 12-06-2008 13:39

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Originally Posted by Bonnyboy (Post 591529)
Male initiative shines through in the end :D

Am suprised the power washer wasn't mentioned then:p

Yolanda25 13-06-2008 20:00

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a paint brush, thats how we used to clean them in spain


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