The weather is starting to get warm, this is a very practical tip for cleaning an electric fan without having to remove the frame

When using an electric fan, it is inevitable that dust and dirt will accumulate. So how to clean the fan quickly to start the upcoming hot days.

After the cold spell, the weather forecast has gradually warmed up. Therefore, many families have a need to use electric fans. Below is a simple way to clean electric fans before use.

How to clean fan blades without removing the frame or washing.

Ingredient:

- 1 cup and 1 water spray bottle.

- 2 teaspoons of baking soda.

- Dishwashing liquid.

- 1 teaspoon white vinegar.

- 250ml of water.

Prepare cleaning solution:

Step 1: First, add baking soda to the bowl along with white vinegar according to the prepared amount.

Step 2: Next, add about 2-3 drops of dishwashing liquid and then use chopsticks to stir the mixture to create a frothy product.

Step 3: Mix thoroughly so that the baking soda powder dissolves completely. And finally, pour the solution into the prepared water spray bottle.

How to clean fan blades:

To protect your safety as well as keep the fan from being damaged during the cleaning process, you need to unplug the power plug before starting cleaning.

You spray the prepared solution evenly on the front and rear parts of the dirty fan blades. The softening effect of vinegar combined with the cleaning ability of dishwashing liquid will remove plaque and bacteria stuck to the fan walls. In addition, the extremely strong whitening ability of baking soda will give you a pure white fan like the original.

After spraying the solution, about 10 minutes later, you plug in the power and turn on the fan switch. The rotating fan blades will create wind causing the washing water mixture to splash, bringing with it ugly black stains.

This is a very simple and effective way to clean fan blades, right? It only takes a few minutes to prepare and mix the solution and you can completely remove stubborn dirt without having to spend as much effort or time as before. To achieve the best results, don't forget to follow the steps I have instructed as well as take note of important notes.

Some other ways:

Use toothpaste and brush

To clean a densely dirty fan, squeeze about 3 cm of toothpaste into a box or container and add diluted shavings. Use an old toothbrush to stir the mixture until it dissolves evenly, then dip the brush into the solution and brush directly onto the openings of the fan mesh, along the texture of the mesh cover.

Be careful so that the water on the toothbrush does not flow into the electric fan motor.

Use white vinegar and a nylon bag

Put detergent, fabric softener and white vinegar in a spray bottle, shake well, spray a little on the fan grille and then use a scouring pad to clean this part. Then you spray homemade cleaning solution on the fan blades, take a large nylon bag and wrap it over the grille.

Turn on the fan, the blades rotate, creating wind that causes the washing liquid mixture to splash out, dragging along the stains.

In the homemade cleaning solution above, detergent helps remove dirt, vinegar softens stains on the fan, and fabric softener helps limit dirt from sticking to the fan.