If the curtains are made of ordinary fabrics, you can use a damp cloth to wipe them, but for fabrics that are easy to shrink, it is better to choose dry cleaning.
Wipe canvas or linen curtains with a sponge dipped in warm water or soapy liquid, and roll them up after drying;
When cleaning velvet fabrics, you should first soak the curtains in neutral cleaning liquid, press them lightly with your hands, wash them, and then put them on the rack to let the water drip dry automatically, which will make the curtains clean as new; curtains made of electrostatic flocking cloth (shading fabrics) are not easy to get dirty and do not need to be washed frequently. If you want to wash them, do not soak them in water, rub or brush them. Just wipe them gently with cotton gauze dipped in alcohol or gasoline. Do not twist them hard to avoid removing the fluff and affecting the appearance.
When cleaning and maintaining curtains, do not wipe them with a damp cloth.
When cleaning window lintels, curtains, and lace, soak the lace curtains with clean water, then wash them with warm water with soda, and then wash them with detergent water or soapy water.
Do not use a machine to wash window screens, especially thinner screens like glass screens. Just wash them twice with a solution of warm water and washing powder or soapy water.
For roller blinds or soft finished curtains, you can wipe them with a rag dipped in some detergent dissolved in warm water or a little ammonia solution. Some parts are glued together, so be careful not to let water in. Better finished curtains are water-proof, so you don't have to worry about this. When cleaning roller curtains, you need to pull down the dirty roller curtains first, lay them flat, and wipe them with a cloth. Since the middle of the roller is usually empty, you can use a long stick with fluff tied to one end and insert it into it and rotate it continuously to remove dust.
Have you all learned the above cleaning methods? Only by doing a good job of daily maintenance of curtains can you use them well!