Care
How to Clean and Dust Brick Flowers
Why brick flowers collect dust too
Brick flowers do not need watering and do not wilt, but their seams and tiny surface texture collect static dust over time, especially near vents or windows.
Good news: unlike fresh flowers, it will not rot. With the right method, a few minutes of dusting can make it look new again.
Matte bricks age better than glossy ones, but they show dust more easily. Regular cleaning is key to keeping the texture looking good.
Tools You Need
Use a soft makeup or paint brush, an air blower, and a microfiber cloth. Avoid wiping directly with wet wipes because moisture can leave marks.
Three-Step Dusting Routine
Step 1: Use an air blower from top to bottom to remove loose dust, starting with petals and then leaves.
Step 2: Use a soft brush to sweep along the brick texture and into gaps. Avoid sideways force that can loosen small pieces.
Step 3: Use a dry microfiber cloth to gently press-clean the vase and base, removing fingerprints and stubborn dust.
What to Avoid
Do not wash or soak the set; some printed and stickered pieces can fade. Do not use hot air from a hair dryer, because heat can slightly deform parts. Do not clean printed surfaces with alcohol.
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