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Window and door screens can be very handy things to have, but how do you go about cleaning them?
Here we’ll discuss removing, cleaning, and reinstalling these window and door screens. They can be taken out from inside the home. There should be a pull track running from top to bottom on the left side. On the opposite side, there will be two springs three inches from the top and bottom.
To remove, push on the top right spring area and use your other hand to push out the top left of the screen using the pull tab. Repeat at the bottom once you’re done.
Now you get the screen looking like new again! Rinse with water, a low-pressure hose will do. Using a soft vacuum brush is a good way to remove any dust
Top Tip: Screens are delicate, so avoid using sharp tools or picking.
For sliding screens and awning style screens that cannot be easily removed, vacuum or blow out dust with the window open. Our screens come with a one-year warranty. Ripped mesh or bent screens are not covered.
Now that the screen is clean, you can just pop it back into position! To reinstall, simply compress the spring side of the track on the right side and use the pull tab to slip it into the track on the left side. Repeat for the bottom.
Centra Windows is not only the manufacturer but also the installer of its product, which enables us to offer a full warranty, eliminating any confusion between product performance and installation. We view the house as a system and understand how each of the elements must work correctly to maximize the comfort and energy efficiency of your home. Contact our local Employee Owners at 1-888-534-3333 or send us an email at info@centra.ca for more information about this topic and many more. You can also sign up for our biweekly newsletter for all the tips and tricks about the window industry.
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