Showing 1 - 24 of 255 products Showing 1 - 24 of 255 products Window dressing has never been easier than with the Master's blinds selection. We have the popular timber, venetian and vertical designs as well as roman, panel and roller styles. Indoor blinds can be used to enhance any part of the home from the bathroom to the bedroom or e living spaces. Our range covers a vast selection of colours and styles. Lighter designs will allow a subtle amount of sunlight to enter a room whilst adding a layer of privacy. Choose one of our darker shades for additional privacy which will also help to conserve energy by keeping a room cooler in summer and warmer in winter. Masters also offers blinds in bright colours and patterns which will be perfect for children’s bedrooms and play areas. Once you find the pattern and style which bests suits your room, you can purchase online for delivery or click and collect in store at your nearest Masters. Our complete range of premiere quality Fully Made-to-Measure Venetian Blinds is now on Sale with up to 78% Off Plus Low-Cost Courier Delivery.

Suitable for use anywhere in the home, Office or Conservatory. All of our premium quality Aluminium Venetian Blinds are fully made-to-measure and come complete with colour co-ordinated raise/lower cords, a wand tilt control and universal top or face fix brackets. Every Blind has matching or colour co-ordinating top and bottom rails and co-ordinated ladder cords. With every Blind in our Venetian Collection you have a choice of control sides as standard. All this plus unlimited free samples a 3 Year Warranty and guaranteed lowest UK Price, plus the widest colour selection in the industry ensures a truly unbeatable package. GUARANTEED LOWEST UK PRICES ON MADE TO MEASURE VENETIANS Due to brand new legislation, the way we manufacture and supply our Aluminium Venetian blinds has now changed. ALL of our Venetian blinds will now be supplied with much shorter Raise and Lower cords (and rotation cords on the 35mm and 50mm slat widths). Our raise/lower cords will be installed automatically with break-away cords and will come with cord cleats to hang the strings up out of the way which must be installed.

Select by Colour Group Levolor Vertical Blinds are ideal for patio doors and large windows. Available in fabric, S-Shaped and Curved vane styles. Mini blinds are dust magnets. Cleaning between each and every blind can be time consuming and difficult. This is a guide about cleaning mini blinds.All ArticlesSolutionsQuestionsArchivesNewestOldestMost HelpfulLeast HelpfulMost AnswersFewest AnswersBest AnswersRelevanceTip: FlagBy Litter Gitter5We have a blind in our small bathroom that gets caked with dust and hairspray which can be hard to clean. I have to clean it several times a year.To clean it, I soak it about 30 minutes in the bathtub in hot water with a little ammonia added to the water. This loosens the dirt and grim and makes it easy to wipe off while it's in the water.After cleaning it and rinsing it off, I bundle it in my hand, lift it out of the tub and put a towel under it to catch the dripping water while I walk through the house and out to the porch where I hang it on the nails that were placed there for hanging blinds to dry.

In just a few minutes, it's dry enough to hang back up.Cleaning vinyl blinds is simple and easy when you can give them a little soaking in the bathtub and have a place to hang them to dry. Kodak Digital Cameras In Sri LankaComment Tip: FlagBy Luana M.Like most renters, I have vertical blinds everywhere in my home. Cavachon Puppies For Sale MichiganWhere I live (near a beach), putting up curtains would mean way too much dirt and dust. Golden Tan Draper PricesI clean my blinds bi-weekly with microfiber cloths. This area with a nearby airport is extremely dusty. A dust that depending on the weather can look like a car engine's dirt. I assumed using my vinegar and water with microfiber was the best way to keep as much out as possible.

Keeping them clean is much easier than dealing with build up. As you can imagine, this can be time consuming work. I have discovered a way to cut the time in half - using water only one time a week and taking a fraction of the time. All without spending a penny on the new, latest, or better product. I discovered that, like with the television which also get an extreme amount of dust on it, used dyer sheets work like magic. Instead of throwing away your used dryer sheets, save them and use for dusting the blinds. If it works on my blinds with the special sea and airport dirt, it will work on yours. I have found dryer sheets to be so helpful other places also, leaving no lint behind. New ones are used when I don't have any from the laundry. They seem to do such a good job that when I do use water and vinegar on my major cleaning day it's easier. Try using dryer sheets on computer screens, the television, even my tables. All are shining and dust free. I have a hand steamer I use on all my screens.

Yes, my screens with the steamer! You do not have to remover the screen. I live in Southern California, so my windows are open daily. If you live where it's winter now, remember the furnace also brings so much dust into your home. For now, try the dryer sheets. When the weather warms up if you have a steamer it cuts the dusting down without too much hassle. I am a clean nut, so helpful tips that make it easier are a blessing. Try this one it works! If it works on computers. I was amazed at how it works on blinds as well. By Luana M. from San Diego, CA Comment Tip: FlagBy Monica9For a no mess place to clean your mini-blinds or give a dog a bath, buy a 42 inch kids' wading pool. After washing blinds, hang them over outdoor chairs and rinse with a hose. Comment Question: FlagBy marion0What is the best way to clean mini blinds without taking them down? Answer Tip: FlagBy Kathy3I soak my blinds in Clorox Clean Up in the bathtub for an hour then rinse with the shower head and dry with a couple old beach towels.

They look nice and clean when I hang them back up. Comment Tip: FlagBy Marty Dick9I put the slats a few at a time in my bath tub with dish liquid. I sloshed them around a bit, then I wrapped a wet micro fiber cloth around one end and pulled each slat through. Comment Question: FlagBy Edel Gill0My daughter got black ink on my white window blinds, does anyone have any tips to get it out? Answer guest (Guest Post) Flag0Our daughter did the same on fake wood white blinds.We used Soft Scrub cooktop cleaner and it worked. Reply By Holly Flag0Try a product called Ink Away, you can get it at most office supply stores. It works great getting ink out of almost everything. It is a big winner in my house since my kids like Sharpe pens! Reply Question: FlagBy Jane Price0My window blinds (semi-wood) are way too big to take down and using Endust and cleaning between each slat just isn't getting it. Any and all suggestions are welcome! By Jane P. Answer By Susan Flag0Endust is the wrong product here -- the blinds probably have a somewhat "greasy" buildup, which the Endust adds to.

I mix a mild vinegar/water solution, and just take a rough cloth and clean each slat, then wipe with a soft dry cloth. Don't saturate the slats; wring out the cloth before using. It may take two passes, but they will be clean and dry when you're done! Reply Tip: FlagBy Paul Wilson1I put my mini-blinds on the outdoor table and hose and wash with the car wash brush, then flip and do the other side. I hang them on the clothes line to dry. Kids can do this chore. Comment Tip: Flag0Here's an easy way to remove dust from window blinds: Put an old sock over your hand as if you were making a sock puppet. Now grasp each slat on the blinds and rub your sock back and forth to remove the dust. Comment Archive: Flag1To clean mini blinds, wear a pair of white cotton gloves. Dip gloved fingers in a solution of equal parts white vinegar and warm tap water and run your fingers across both sides of each blind. By fossil1955 from Cortez, COAnswers:Cleaning Mini BlindsI just take mine down put in the tub spray with basin, tub and tile cleaner.

Using my hand held shower head I rinse them down, hold them sideways, shake a little to get excess water off and hang back up to finish drying. I put a towel at the bottom to catch drips. Usually the bottom slat is against the bottom part of your mini blind so I take extra care to lift that one and dry it well. By dwutzCleaning Mini BlindsDear fossil. How many pairs of white gloves would I need to clean 5 different blinds? Quite a few I think.I just use old rags and toss later.By stormy10000 in Ca Comment Archive: Flag0I have metal (blue color) mini blinds that I've had up for 8 years. I do smoke in the house, too. At a glance, you don't notice, but I see the dirt and grime on the blinds and I am looking for a way to clean them. Also, what about the small rope (strings) that are used to operate the blinds? Thank you so much for your help! Sue from Birmingham, ALAnswers:Cleaning Metal Mini BlindsI used to clean mine in the bathtub. I would fill it up with warm sudsy water, and then clean each stip with an aggressive sponge.

For sticky stains, I would let them soak. It's a bit messy and time consuming, but it works. By JessCleaning Metal Mini BlindsTry taking them to a car wash.A car wash normally has hooks you can hang floor mats onWorks Good..will get extra clean.Good Luck (09/10/2006) By AutumnCleaning Metal Mini BlindsYou can either clean your blinds in your tub/shower or outside, but you'll need to figure out a way to hang them up, like on a clothesline for example. Next, take some Scrubbing Bubbles foaming bathroom cleaner (the dollar store versions of this work great) and spray your blinds thoroughly, including the strings and any other parts you want clean. Now watch the grease and grime melt right off your blinds. Just rinse off the blinds with a hose or handheld shower sprayer. You don't have to rub each individual slat or the strings, but if your blinds are really grimy, you may have to repeat the Scrubbing Bubbles, and then let them hang outside or in your tub/shower until dry. You don't have to take blinds to the car wash or hang mini blinds from a clothesline outside to wash.