This will keep your tree, ornaments, andnostalgic family decorationsin the best condition possible.
Here are some basic guidelines to follow for most ornaments that aren’t made of fabric or glitter.
A light dusting will do the trick for most ornaments.
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But you dont need to worry about the longevity of it, unlike an artificial version.
it’s possible for you to also disassemble the different sections if you think cleaning will be easier.
Only use a dry or damp cloth sparingly and allow it to completely dry before storage.
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These are the pieces that you want to last as long as possible, after all.
For a quicker approach, try using anair compressor toolbut avoid doing so with delicate decor.
Like vintage decorations, you want to avoid using any liquid on glitter at all costs.
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Try the following ideas toremove dustinstead.
First, dust the pieces lightly.
Take a feather or soft cloth duster and lightly swipe the decoration to remove surface dust.
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Dont press hard as the glitter might begin to flake off.
If decor is permanently attached to it, keep that in mind when moving onto Step 2.
Use the following methods for cleaning fabric decor items like these.
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For items thatcollect lint or pet hair, occasionally use a lint roller to prevent buildup.
First, always check the label to confirm their washing instructions.
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