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How to Clean a Ceiling Fan

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March 20, By Kristia 3 Comments

One Simple Way to Clean a Ceiling Fan

Have you ever tried cleaning a ceiling fan only to have the dust fall onto the bed or floor below?  I learned the following trick years ago from a magazine and it ends that problem.

All you need is an old pillow case.

Insert a fan blade into the pillow case. Wrap the ends tightly around the blade and start moving the pillow case down the blade.

Keep going…

Keep going…

…all the way to the end. Your fan is now clean and the dust is contained in the pillow case. Isn’t that nifty?!

Do you have ceiling fans in your home? How do you keep them clean? Let us know in the comments.

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  1. Barb @ A Life in Balance says

    December 28, at 6:51 pm

    So glad I clicked over from your top ten post to read this tip! I don’t like cleaning ceiling fans because of the mess. I happen to have a few old pillow cases that I can use.

    Reply
  2. Margaret says

    April 14, at 1:56 pm

    I use the brush attachment for my vacuum..works perfectly! 🙂

    Margaret @ Live Like No One Else

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    • Family Balance Sheet says

      April 16, at 1:51 am

      That’s a good idea too. I’ll have to see if my brush attachment will reach my ceiling fan.

      Thanks for commenting.

      Reply

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