That’s a good question. I actually go over how to make sure that thin line of dirt on the edge of each slat gets cleaned, right around the 6 minute mark in the video. 🤙🏽

Not only is that wasteful and terrible for the environment, if your blinds cost less than cleaning them, they are junk blinds.

That might get your blinds clean, but you’ll ruin them in the process using such harsh chemicals. Total overkill. You also probably took several years off the life of those blinds you washed with that method. Plus you wasted a lot of money using bathroom cleaner when a simple degreaser will do. For better results, use car wash/wax solution.

@@DennisOnMaui ive been doing this the same way to the same blinds for almost 20 yrs and they look like new. Thanks for the advise.

@@donutdude6258 Wow! 20 years! You wasted a lot of money on overkill and doing it the hard way. But, you do you brother. My 30 years of professional blind cleaning experience suggest that people don’t use Scrubbing Bubbles or bleach on their blinds. Diluted Simple Green, 409 or any commercial grade cleaner degreaser will do the trick. Automotive wash/wax solution works the best, because it leaves a nice finish. The main thing is to rinse them thoroughly..

@@donutdude6258 Also, I can wash about ten blinds an hour with my method. Your method sounds like it takes a full 24 hours for just one? 🤷🏻‍♂️

@@DennisOnMaui you got something stuck way up your a$$ boy, i dont know wtf it is but I was just trying to help some people out. A can of scrubbings bubbles is $4 and and does the whole house. You do you .

I found a brush similar to the one I'm using in the video at Ace hardware in the car care isle next to the car wash solution.. it's made by Victor #05607-8

@@DennisOnMaui Thank you sir much appreciated I will be checking out my local ace hardware store, I have few blinds that need be cleaned I just need to start dusting them on regular bases so I won't have to wash them again.

I built it with 2x2s and plywood.

Brush for sure.

If you don’t have a place to hang them, then your not using this method. I found it to be a very effective way to clean blinds during my 25+ years in business.

I’m live on Maui now, so it would be a very expensive trip charge. LOL!

@@DennisOnMaui I’m gonna have to get in the blind cleaning business

You should. It pays really well. Where do you live?

@@DennisOnMaui western part of Nc

In the mountains

I’m not cleaning blinds anymore. When I stopped in 2015, I was charging $15 per standard sized blind.

@@DennisOnMaui Thank you for taking the time to respond. It seemed very labor intensive to me. I searched "cleaning blinds" because a property owner asked me to clean some very greasy, sticky, discolored blinds and I was quite certain it was going to cost the same or less to just replace the blinds with some lower-end blinds from Home Depot. Thanks for your instructional video.

You can if you want. I don’t like to take the time. Easier to just be careful..

Depends on the weather. But, as long as the water has stopped dripping, you can probably hang them back in the window after about 20 minutes. Just be sure to separate the vanes so that they don’t stick together when they dry. Might need to come by with a rag to wipe the sill after several minutes.

If you’re seriously interested, my old customer list from Orange County, CA can be purchased.

This was my full time business from 1993-2015. I sold it and semi-retired to Maui. What did you have in mind for training?

There are a lot of different blind brackets. The most common are like the one in this video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/prdzZ6Zqm6qwlKM.html

No

Charles Richards No, not at all.

denthemen92629 what about putting them in the bathtub to clean?

Charles Richards Sounds messy. I think my method is much better.

denthemen92629 thank you 😄

It was a 2-2x2 frames, each covered by a full sheet of 1/4” plywood, primed and painted with high quality exterior gloss house paint. The two panels are hinged together in the middle. When not in use, the whole thing rolls up on top of the van on garage door track and rollers.

pro trick : watch movies on flixzone. Me and my gf have been using them for watching lots of of movies these days.

@Finn Reyansh Yea, been using flixzone} for years myself =)

Gopal R A fence or garage door could work. The rig in this video was built for commercial operation.

Bill Armao Car wash/wax solution works pretty good. But, commercially, I used Smart & Final Cleaner Degreaser. That stuff will cut through anything. Mix about 1:3 with water.and car wash/wax. Rinse well...Aloha

denthemen92629 thx for getting back. Let me ask seen a lot of people using over cleaner. Many diff people and videos from beginning to the end. You ever tired that?

Also can u put a link in here to that cleaner?

Bill Armao, I’ve never tried oven cleaner. Sounds like an expensive overkill to me. Sorry, I dint have a link. Happy Cleaning!

denthemen92629 ok it does work and works great! Cleans the brim off. I did it and was easy