1. Begin by clearing a suitable large space in your backyard where you can clean your screens without causing disruption to your own household or to your neighbors.
2. Next, remove the screens from the window frames and line them up in your designated area. A great idea is to lean your screens against a fence or wall.
3. Use a microfiber cloth or lint roller to lift loose dirt off the surface of the mesh. A microfiber cloth will be able to pick up even small grit and particle.
5. When cleaning your window screens, use warm water and a mild cleaning solution. Be sure to use clean water, and that you refresh it regularly to avoid spreading dirt between the screens.
6. Use a soft bristle brush or sponge to gently scrub away any dirt. Move the soft bristle attachment in circular motions to loosen stains on dirty screens. We advise that you wear rubber gloves to avoid getting dirt all over your hands.
8. If you are using a hose, make sure that you use the lowest pressure setting to avoid ripping or tearing through the mesh. Allow excess water to run off and away from the screens, and try to avoid letting it pool at the base.