How to Clean Bathroom Exhaust Fan with Light?

Hello Om. I can tell you the easiest hacks on how to clean a bathroom fan with light. Every six months, I clean my bathroom fan with light with the help of a small brush, Colin and clean clothes. Let me walk you through the detailed steps I follow to get my exhaust fan cleaned.

How to Clean Bathroom Fan with Light?

Bathroom exhaust fans operate in the background, clearing the fog from bathroom mirrors and maintaining the fresh, open air quality of our homes. However, they go unnoticed until something goes wrong. So, to maintain proper ventilation and lighting in my bathroom, I clean the exhaust fan of my bathroom using the below steps:

• I switch off the exhaust fan's power source.

• After that, I unplug the light cables and use a screwdriver to loosen the fan cover's screws.

• Then, I clean the fan blades and the surrounding surfaces with a small brush to get rid of any dust and debris that has gathered.

• Following that, I clean the exhaust fan cover, light, and blades with Colin cleaner and a clean towel.

• I then put them back in their proper places.

• Finally, I restart the power supply and check that the fan is operating correctly.

Following the above steps would take a lot of time and patience, therefore it would be best if you hire a professional cleaner. 

I recently had a NoBroker cleaner clean my exhaust fan that had a light on it. It enhanced its functionality and made it possible to enjoy a brightly illuminated bathroom.

I hope you understand how to clean bathroom vent fan with light.

Exhaust fans do get dirty quite often. Our bathroom exhaust fan needs to be cleaned every six months at least but this Diwali, I myself researched on how do you clean a bathroom exhaust fan and cleaned it myself. I clean it using easily available day to day items like soap water and scrubber. You can implement that too. I would like to share my process on how to clean bathroom vent fan with light at home here.

How To Clean A Bathroom Exhaust Fan With Light?

Cleaning a bathroom exhaust fan is essential for maintaining good air quality and preventing mould growth. Here are the steps to clean it:

• Turn off the fan and the circuit breaker for safety.

• Remove the cover, which can be detached by gently squeezing the mounting springs or removing screws.

• Soak it in warm, soapy water, scrub with a brush, and rinse thoroughly.

• Use a vacuum cleaner to remove dust from the fan blades and surrounding area. Then, wipe with a damp cloth.

• Check for obstructions and remove any debris or dust.

• Reattach the cover and switch the fan back on.

This is the process for cleaning bathroom exhaust fan with light. You can use some other solutions for cleaning as well, if you like.

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Installing an exhaust fan in my kitchen was one of my smartest decisions. It helps get rid of airborne contaminants, odours, and moisture in the air. I want you to know that a fan covered in dust does not work properly, eventually leading to mildew and mold. This is why I should clean it once in every six months. I will tell you how to clean bathroom exhaust fan with light.

• Microfiber towel

• Vacuum (with brush attachment)

• Soft-bristle brush

• Screwdriver

• Compressed air can

Please ensure the power is turned off to the fan. To ensure extra safety, turn off the circuit at the breaker box. If your vent cover features a light, then disconnect the wire first. Press the release tab on the connector before you remove the cover.

If your fan cover features a light, just vacuum off the dust, clean it using a damp cloth, then air dry.

Remove the dust using a vacuum with a crevice attachment. After that, switch to a brush attachment for the fan housing and fan motor components. Don’t use a hard touch as this can damage anything. After removing the dry dust, wipe down the fan housing and components using a damp microfiber cloth. This will remove any remaining dirt.

Depending on the model, just 2 or 3 screws hold the fan motor in the housing. For removing the fan motor, start by unplugging the plug or connector that powers the fan. After that, remove the mounting screws that connect the housing and the motor.

Vacuum the motor or/and blow the dust from the fan blades and motor with forced air. Remove caked-on dust using a small, soft bristle brush.

Use a damp microfiber cloth to clean the fan housing, fan blades, and motor.

Finally, just reassemble the exhaust fan.

I hope now you will be able to the bathroom exhaust fan with LED light

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This is how to clean bathroom exhaust fan with light.