How to clean mini blinds

Heading to the nearest Dollar Tree now. Most houses nowadays have window blinds. They offer so many benefits compared to traditional curtains. Window blinds provide light control, privacy, design options, durability, and easy maintenance. Speaking of maintenance, how do you clean your window blinds? Most of us would use washcloths or vacuums, but is there an easier way? Katie Sottile, the owner of the YouTube channel of the same name, shared how she cleans her window blinds.

Cleaning blinds can be such a pain. Here are some easy tips to cleaning wood blinds and plastic mini-blinds in your home.

Blinds get dusty easily over time, but Brian Lee on YouTube demonstrates how to clean blinds in less than 4 minutes.

For years, I spent so much time washing blinds while they stayed hung up. It was always annoying, back-breaking and arm-aching. I still never felt like I could get them clean enough! Then I heard about this trick: Just pop them off the blind track at the top of your window. Pull them down. Soak...

The thought of cleaning the blinds might make you fervently wish for curtains. The slats just seem to multiply as you look at them and you suddenly realize your home has too many windows -- and the kitchen blinds are probably coated with an invisible film of grease.

Spring Cleaning time is here! Let me show you an easy way to clean your blinds outside (or in the bathtub). You will be surprised at how great they look!

I will be the first to admit, I am NOT a great housekeeper. I am still mostly in survival mode trying to get through every day with my six young children. Keeping them safe, healthy, and happy always

Give this a try! The best way to clean blinds will leave your home cleaner, in less time, plus it also has all natural ingredients!

Learn how to clean blinds in my simple blind cleaning guide. From mini blinds to wood blinds and beyond, find out which methods and cleaners work best.

Expert-approved tips to keep window coverings—from wood to vinyl blinds—in tip-top shape year around with household supplies like baking soda and dish soap