How to clean gauze

Screens are easy to use, but many people find it difficult to clean. Now we teach you how to clean the screens on the screens:

Coup 1: Clever use of waste newspapers

Pour the washing powder or detergent into the washbasin, stir evenly, spread the newspaper on the dirty screen, and brush the newspaper on the screen with detergent; when the newspaper is dry, remove the newspaper and the screen will be clean.

Tip 2: Use a watering can to spray water

If the home has invisible screen windows and it is inconvenient to remove them, just use the water spray basin on the window to clean them. When spraying, clean with a rag or a soft-bristled toothbrush. It’s best to use a high-pressure water spray pan to let the dust run to the bottom.

Coup 3: Mystery Spray

Mix washing and white wine in a ratio of 1:2, then pour it into a watering can, add an appropriate amount of water, shake well, and spray on the screen. You will see all the stains on the screen window sprayed. Does it feel amazing?

Note: The toothbrush brushes horizontally, from left to right, from top to bottom of the gauze.

Coup 4: vacuum cleaner

Put the newspaper outside the screen window. The newspaper is best fixed with the glass window outside the screen and held by hand. Suck the grime from the gauze out of the window.

Tip 5: How to clean expired milk

Add a little expired milk to the washing powder and water and mix it into a cleaning solution. Use a soft brush to apply the cleaning solution to both sides of the screen window. After 5 to 8 minutes, wipe it with a cloth dampened with tap water. This cleaning solution is particularly clean when cleaning dust, but the effect of removing oil is mediocre.