Cleaning Timber Blinds

[tania]

Hi, I was just looking on this forum and noticed your comments regarding Enjo. I'm an Enjo consultant in Perth, my name is Tania. I am happy to help you out with any Enjo product you wish to purchase and am happy to sell either via a demo or individually.
Demos are very beneficial to the host, you only need a minimum of 3 people, but obviously the more people the better it is for the host. The flexi, and the floor cleaner that are mentioned are host rewards, and an average demo would get at least one of those for free plus approx $80 worth of other product.
I understand that demos might not be everyones cup of tea, so for those that just want to purchase direct that is fine too.

Let me know if you are interested.... Thanks

[Starposs12]

I have the same problem. We have a house full of timber venetian blinds and they drive me MAD!!! So full of dust all the time and such a pain to clean!! My mum warned me, but silly me didn't listen!!!

[Armando]

If you are planning to buy a brand new set of timber blinds to put on your windows, it would only do you good to know that this type of blinds have many benefits. These blinds are relatively simple to place, give emphasis to your home’s décor and are energy efficient as well.

[rosierose]

I hate cleaning our timber blinds especially the ones in the kitchen which get grease and dust which is hardest to clean..... I was told not to use water as they are timber and might swell (from memory I was wanting to take them off and pressure clean with the karcher LOL)

[Julie-Ann]

I don't think the Karcher is a good idea RR

[rosierose]

LOL no it wasn't one of my brightest ideas yet....but jeez those dirty blinds bother me....

[Lanne]

The best thing I found for the wooden ones was a dryer sheet ... Yeah. Really.

Worked wonders... Cut em into half or thirds and slide them along... Great job and they needed cleaning less often

[Julie-Ann]

Great tip Lanne