Our Day & Night range of blinds is endlessly practical, offering the perfect balance between light and privacy. The best tips and tricks for keeping them clean vary depending on which style of Day & Night blind you have. Not to worry, we’ve broken all our best advice down into categories to keep it nice and easy!
How to Clean Enjoy Roller Blinds
Chic and innovative, Enjoy Roller Blinds are like a roller blind, just taken to the next level. Made from 2 layers of alternating strips of voile and opaque fabric, they allow complete privacy control, and a perfect balance of light and shading.
Dusting Enjoy Roller Blinds
Regularly removing any build-up of dust or unwanted fluff is the best way to keep your Enjoy Roller Blinds looking fresh for years. A dry cloth will do the job perfectly – steer clear of fuzzy yellow dusters as they leave trails of fluff across the fabric, leaving you with twice as much work as you had to begin with!
You can also use the upholstery brush attachment on your vacuum – just make sure you don’t press against the fabric too hard otherwise you run the risk of wrinkling or ripping the material.
Tackling Marks and Stains on Enjoy Roller Blinds
If any little marks or stains have accumulated on your blinds, we recommend using either a damp cloth to wipe gently or dab at any stained areas or, believe it or not, biodegradable baby wipes! Baby wipes have proved to be the best cleaning aid for most of our roller blinds; they’re just damp enough to clean thoroughly without leaving any marks themselves and they don’t use any harmful substances that can damage or stain the material.
How to Clean Double Roller Blinds
It’s all in the name with Double Roller Blinds, it’s 2 blinds that fit together in 1 set of brackets. Closest to the window there’s a Magic Screen Roller Blind, and in front of this sits a blackout roller blind, combining to deliver around-the-clock cover.
Dusting Double Roller Blinds
Keeping on top of dust or fluff removal is key to keeping your Double Roller Blinds looking fresh for years. A dry cloth will do the job perfectly – steer clear of fuzzy yellow dusters as they can leave trails of fluff across the fabric, making the job twice as long and hard for you!
Tackling Marks and Stains on Double Roller Blinds
For any marks and stains, grab a damp cloth and gently dab or wipe any affected areas. If this isn’t quite doing the trick, we’ve found that the best tool for getting rid of little stains is biodegradable baby wipes! They’re damp enough to clean thoroughly without leaving any marks, plus they don’t use any substances that can damage the material.
How to Clean Illusion Roller Shades
Illusion Roller Shades are closely related to the Enjoy range of Day & Night Blinds. Like the Enjoy collection, Illusion Blinds contain 2 types of fabric, voile and opaque. The main difference is this style has 2 sheets of voile material with soft fabric vanes hanging horizontally between them. These fabric slats give the blind the appearance of a Venetian Blind when the vanes are in the open position, hence where the collection gets its name.
Dusting Illusion Roller Shades
As they’re made from a slightly more soft and delicate material than standard roller blinds, the best way to get rid of any build-up of dust or fluff on Illusion Shades is to gently run the vacuum cleaner over them. Make sure to use the upholstery brush attachment and don’t press against the fabric too hard to avoid wrinkling or ripping the material!
Tackling Marks and Stains on Illusion Roller Shades
Sometimes, you might need something a little tougher than a vacuum. Use a damp sponge or soft cloth dipped in lukewarm water to wipe across the material. Try not to use any fabric conditioner on the blinds as the material can stain, and always remember to work from the top to ensure you don’t accidentally give yourself twice as much work!
How to Clean Night & Day Duo Pleated Blinds
Style meets function with this innovative range of Night & Day Duo Pleated Blinds. The top half is sheer for light with privacy, and the bottom is opaque for shading and excellent thermal efficiency. Plus, the dual control system means you decide which part is covering the window at any time!
Dusting Night & Day Duo Pleated Blinds
Regularly removing any build-up of dust is the best way to ensure your Night & Day Duo Pleated Blinds stay looking fresh. Gently brush down the fabric with a feather duster or use the upholstery brush attachment on your vacuum. Make sure you don’t press against the pleats too hard otherwise you run the risk of ripping the fabric!
Tackling Marks and Stains on Night & Day Duo Pleated Blinds
If there are a couple of marks you want to get rid of, you’ll need something a bit tougher than a vacuum. Grab a damp sponge or soft cloth dipped in lukewarm water to pat any marks away. Careful to only rub at them very gently and only where strictly necessary! Try not to use any fabric conditioner on the blinds either as the material can stain. It’s easiest to remove the blind from the window so you don’t have to stretch and can lay the fabric out nice and flat. Always remember to work from the top to ensure you don’t accidentally give yourself twice as much work!
How to Clean Top Down/Bottom Up Blinds
As practical as they are pretty, this collection has a top down/bottom up free-hanging system to enjoy customised shading. Add in the little thermal pockets to trap the heat, and you’ve got privacy, protection and comfort all year round.
Dusting Top Down/Bottom Up Blinds
Keeping on top of dust or fluff is key to keeping your Top Down/Bottom Up Blinds looking fresh for years. A dry cloth will do the job perfectly – steer clear of fuzzy yellow dusters, they leave trails of fluff across the fabric making the job twice as long and hard!
Tackling Marks and Stains on Top Down/Bottom Up Blinds
If the dust’s a little stubborn, or there’s some marks you want gone, you’ll need something a bit tougher. Grab a damp sponge or soft cloth dipped in lukewarm water and pat any marks away. Only rub at the marks very gently and only where necessary – you don’t want to damage the fabric! Also, try not to use any conditioner on the blinds as the material can stain. First, remove the blind from the window so you can lay the fabric out nice and flat. Always remember to work from the top to ensure you don’t accidentally give yourself twice as much work!
