Step by step
- Close the blinds so slats face one way
- Open the window if you can
- Blow from the top down on low speed
- Flip the slats and repeat
- Wipe any stubborn spots
Pro tips
- Do it before vacuuming the floor
- Use low speed to avoid rattling slats
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Tools you need
- Cordless blower on low power
- Microfiber cloth
- Drop sheet for the floor
Tip
Open a window and blow dust outward. Close the blinds one way, blow, then flip them and repeat.
Set up to catch the dust
Lay a towel or old sheet on the windowsill and floor below the blinds. Open the window if you can, so dust blows outward rather than into the room.
Common mistakes
- Leaving slats open, so dust passes through
- Starting at the bottom
- Blowing at full power from too close
- Skipping the wipe-down on greasy kitchen blinds
Fabric and vertical blinds
For vertical blinds, work from top to bottom down each vane. For fabric shades, use short bursts from further away, then vacuum with a brush attachment.
Frequently asked questions
Will it bend blinds?
Use low power and keep distance to avoid bending thin slats.
How often should I clean blinds?
Monthly in most homes.
Will it bend metal blinds?
Keep a few inches of distance and use short bursts; that's gentle enough for most blinds.
How often should blinds be cleaned?
A quick blow every few weeks prevents heavy dust build-up.