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3 Ways to Clean Artificial Flowers

By Matthew Lynch
October 16, 2023
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Introduction:

Artificial flowers are a popular choice for home decor as they offer beautiful aesthetics without the need for constant care and maintenance. However, over time these faux blooms can collect dust and lose their vibrant appearance. To keep your artificial flowers looking fresh and lifelike, it’s important to clean them regularly. Here are three effective ways to clean artificial flowers without causing damage.

1. Dusting:

One of the easiest and most common ways to clean artificial flowers is by dusting them. This method works well to remove loose dust particles that may have settled on the surface of your faux flowers. Use a feather duster or soft-bristled paintbrush to gently dust off each bloom, being careful not to apply too much pressure as this could cause the petals to become damaged or dislodged.

To get into small crevices, you can also use canned air (like you’d use for cleaning computer keyboards) to gently blow away any dust hiding within the folds of the petals. Alternatively, you can also use a hairdryer on a cool setting to blow away dust. Remember to always work with a gentle touch so as not to disturb the arrangement or damage the flowers.

2. Wiping Method:

For more persistent dirt and grime, a wiping method might be more appropriate. Mix a few drops of mild dish soap with water in a bowl or spray bottle. Using a soft cloth dampened with the soapy water solution, gently wipe each petal and leaf until they are free of dirt.

If there is staining or stubborn dirt on your artificial flowers, you may need to gently rub the area until the spot disappears. Make sure not to soak your faux flowers in water, as this can cause glue within the arrangement to weaken and petals to become too wet.

Once you have finished wiping your artificial flowers clean, rinse them carefully by either using a clean, damp cloth to remove soap residue or spritzing them with clean water from a spray bottle. Allow the flowers to air dry completely before reassembling or displaying your arrangement.

3. Dry Cleaning:

This method is useful for cleaning delicate or intricate artificial flowers that cannot be wiped or wet. To clean faux blooms using this technique, you’ll need cornmeal or fine salt. Place your chosen cleaning medium in a large ziplock bag and gently place your artificial flowers inside.

Seal the bag and shake it gently, allowing the cornmeal or fine salt to work as an abrasive cleaner for the petals and foliage. The small particles will remove trapped dirt and dust without causing harm to the fragile components of your faux flowers. After shaking the bag for a few minutes, carefully remove the artificial flowers and shake off any excess cornmeal or salt.

Conclusion:

By incorporating regular cleaning into your routine care for artificial flowers, you can ensure that they remain vibrant and lifelike for many years to come. Experiment with these three methods – dusting, wiping, and dry cleaning – to find the one that works best for the specific type of faux blooms in your arrangement. With proper care and attention, you can maintain the appealing aesthetics of your artificial flowers without much hassle.

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