Would this work on venetian blinds? Have both metal and wood.
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I don't see why it wouldn't. It comes with attachments, one which is bristled that may work well on blinds. With the wood ones if they're painted I may be a bit wary to get too close as it may "clean" the paint right off. If used too close on mirror or glass it will crack so it's advised you hold the steam several inches from the surface to more gently steam the grime away - this may be the technique to employ if cleaning painted wood blinds. On metal ones though I'm sure it would do a stellar job. Again, just be careful of your window behind it, especially if it's cold outside. A sharp blast of hot steam on a chilled window does not go over well!
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I don't see why it wouldn't. It comes with attachments, one which is bristled that may work well on blinds. With the wood ones if they're painted I may be a bit wary to get too close as it may "clean" the paint right off. If used too close on mirror or glass it will crack so it's advised you hold the steam several inches from the surface to more gently steam the grime away - this may be the technique to employ if cleaning painted wood blinds. On metal ones though I'm sure it would do a stellar job. Again, just be careful of your window behind it, especially if it's cold outside. A sharp blast of hot steam on a chilled window does not go over well! I don't see why it wouldn't. It comes with attachments, one which is bristled that may work well on blinds. With the wood ones if they're painted I may be a bit wary to get too close as it may "clean" the paint right off. If used too close on mirror or glass it will crack so it's advised you hold the steam several inches from the surface to more gently steam the grime away - this may be the technique to employ if cleaning painted wood blinds. On metal ones though I'm sure it would do a stellar job. Again, just be careful of your window behind it, especially if it's cold outside. A... » Read More I don't see why it wouldn't. It comes with attachments, one which is bristled that may work well on blinds. With the wood ones if they're painted I may be a bit wary to get too close as it may "clean" the paint right off. If used too close on mirror or glass it will crack so it's advised you hold the steam several inches from the surface to more gently steam the grime away - this may be the technique to employ if cleaning painted wood blinds. On metal ones though I'm sure it would do a stellar job. Again, just be careful of your window behind it, especially if it's cold outside. A sharp blast of hot steam on a chilled window does not go over well! « Show Less
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I doubt it. I use it to hold paper blinds to my metal french doors and have to replace every couple months due to the sticky part coming off the paper.
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I would guess "Not" as this is a product for Vinyl Shutters; however, it didn't work that great for me on the vinyl either.
1528161
Works well with a wooden peel. No feeling of "catching" on stone seams. I would guess that metal peel would work fine.
1428048
No, regretfully as good as it is for Wood, paper or fabric, this won't work for metal. In that case I would suggest a cyanoacrylate kind adhesive.
1947359
Yes.My kitchen bay window has five separate windows of various sizes.It takes patience to cut the blinds in a straight line but you can cut them to size. Hope this helps.
1132256
I Love my Steamfast SF370 and it will assist in cleaning lots of stuff --- but not so much on blinds. I sometimes clean empty apartments to help out with my brother's property management company. Many of these have filthy/dusty wood slat blinds or faux wood blinds. All the steam does is make mud. We usually wind up taking them down and cleaning them by hand - slat by slat. It's a pain. I do recommend the steamfast for other cleaning chores though. Lisa
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Yes, it is... I use it on my plantation shutters and wide blinds. I particularly like the "bendable" head... and the heads can be put in the washer. Hope this helps.
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It should work, it's made for wood specifically. I would do a small test spot in the back or inside lower corner to make sure you'll get your desired look.
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Sorry, I have only ued it on wood and look great on well sanded wood. I'm sure it would look good on metal as wel. Have used other colors of this product on metal and it is the only brand I Use in my shop.
1051196
Have not tried it on blinds yet. I'm using it to clean around two desktop computers and a wide screen TV in a cabinet with DVR recorder, DVD players..Works wonders keeping cabinet and desks clean, I love it for that..{:^)-{{{----[
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You could use the curved tool, but I haven't tried it yet. You probably received a brush tool with your Dyson which would work. The wider tool worked great on my horizontal blinds & my louvered closet doors. It's my favorite.
168194
I don't know if it will work on metal. On wood works but you have to let it work once applied and you minght need to apply several times
930389
Hi, not sure.....it may react with finish. I used it on a window that had stickers on it before.
1757260
I'm not sure. My slats were wooden. Screwed into the wood. If you purchase some self tapping screws and drill out holes, it might work on a metal slat.
354108
works well on single metal and wood doors. Not sure on patio sliding door. I always used a wooden or metal bar in the track.
1795913
my windows have metal frames, I used alcohol, didn't really think about it. as long as the surface is clean the velcro should stick.