How To Clean Plantation Shutters In Honolulu
When you have been tasked with washing your whole house or making certain your home organized for a get-together in select rooms, washing your plantation shutters in Honolulu is a chore that must be done. If you own Polywood® shutters, cleaning is very simple. But can it be time-consuming to maintain hardwood or reclaimed wood interior shutters?
How To Clean Faux-Wood Shutters In Honolulu
- A wiping cloth
- A slightly moist rag
Using your rag, wipe down every part of the window coverings to get rid of any dust and gunk. When faced with larger blotches or messes, use a mildly moist rag to rub them fresh. A barely wet cloth is ok to utilize to cleanse the whole shutter, as Polywood is water-resistant. But it’s recommended to dry your interior shutter following removing the dirt.
How To Clean Real Wood Shutters In Honolulu
- A dust rag (microfiber works perfectly)
- A forgiving, dry hand towel
To remove the grime away from wood shutters, all that’s required is to give the louvers a fast once-over with a dusting cloth.
For washing dirt, try wiping with a dry rag. You should never use a wet cloth. And avoid using a harsh chemical cleaner, or else you may ruin the surface of the material.
How To Clean Reclaimed Wood Shutters In Honolulu
- A gentle duster
- A dry cloth
For day-to-day dusting, you will get the most benefit from a gentle cleaning tool. By cleaning without a rag, you shouldn’t have to worry about uneven corners or splinters. If you find any relentless dirt that destroys the reclaimed wood look, pat it using a thicker cloth. Don’t apply any water or cleansers on a reclaimed wood shutter.
Sunburst Shutters Are Known as Easiest Interior Shutters To Dust
To get your Polywood, real wood, or reclaimed wood plantation shutters, just give Sunburst Shutters Honolulu a call. We’ll show you the best shutter for you and provide you an in-person demonstration of how to maintain them properly. Just call 808-797-2004 or complete in the area below to schedule your in-person consultation.