How to Clean a Linen Lampshade

In any room, an elegant linen lampshade is a natural and warm decoration that improves the quality of the home. However, when left in one position for a long time, it will inevitably accumulate some dust that is invisible to the naked eye, just like other Same as the fabric lampshade. Most fabric lampshades can be submerged in water, but linen cannot, try to keep it dry where possible.

Linen Fabric Dream – Friendly reminder from Xinshen Group: Unless the linen lampshade is so dirty that you really can’t stand it anymore and you can’t do it, don’t do it. Don’t try to clean it by washing it with water, just use a feather duster to dust it a few times.

For lamps with linen shades that can be removed by hand, remove them directly from the lamp and place them in a cool place. Then use a soft-bristled tool like a brush and follow the grain of the linen fabric to remove dust. If you think it’s not too dirty so a simple cleaning is fine, put the linen lampshade back in place after cleaning.

But if you cannot remove the linen lampshade from its accessories and it is not convenient to use a brush to remove the dust inside the linen lampshade, then use a brush to remove it. , just clean the appearance 1-2 times. Sometimes it is not practical to deal with it very cleanly. The main reason is not you, but the designer’s lack of thorough consideration.

Use soap bubbles to clean the lampshade. Use mild soapy water to stir up more bubbles, and then attach the soap suds to the outside of the lampshade. Simply brush with a soft brush. Move, gently brush the stain on the lampshade, and slowly fade it until it disappears. Finally, choose a soft towel that is soft and not too wet, wipe off the soap bubbles on it, and then dry it completely. I will teach you how to wash them all later. Remember, this is not allowed. When cleaning a linen lampshade with warm water, only half the height of the linen lampshade is required, with mild water and soap. Before entering the water, simply remove the dust on the exterior and completely separate it from other decorations, if it can be removed. Allow the linen shade to sit in the water, swirl it slowly, and then wipe gently. After washing everything, drain the soapy water, rinse thoroughly under clean water, and store in a cool place. Use a dry, clean towel to absorb moisture from the linen lampshade, then tie the linen lampshade under the shade of a tree, hang it on a shower curtain rod at home, or hang it on a clothesline to dry. This is basically done.

Friendly reminder:

Immerse a clear linen lampshade in water as a last resort after cleaning the linen lampshade This method is generally not recommended as it can easily lead to deformation of the linen lampshade. If your linen lampshade is antique or of special value, seek expert advice.