To protect yourself and help keep the fan from being damaged during the cleaning process, you first need to unplug the power plug before starting to clean.
You proceed to spray the mixed solution on the front and back of the dirty fan blades. Thanks to that solution, it will soften stubborn dirt because the effect of vinegar combined with the cleaning ability of dishwashing liquid will help remove stains and bacteria stuck on the fan wall.
In addition, the extremely strong bleaching ability of baking soda will bring you a pure white fan like the beginning.
After spraying the solution, leave it for about 10 minutes for the dirt to be destroyed, then plug in the power and turn on the fan switch.
At that time, the rotating fan blades will create wind that makes the cleaning solution splash, dragging along ugly black dirt.
Thus, it only takes a few minutes to prepare and mix the solution, and you can completely remove stubborn dirt without having to spend a lot of effort or time like the traditional way, and especially anyone can do it.
How often should you clean an electric fan?
Users are often advised to clean electric fans 2-3 times a year. Regular cleaning of the fan will help the fan operate stably, prolong its lifespan and improve human health.
On the contrary, if the place where you live is not too dusty and you see a lot of dust on the fan blades, it is best to clean the fan once a month during the hottest season and about once every 3 months during the cold season, when the fan is rarely used.
