A little regular care helps keep your eze//breeze room ready to enjoy. Start with the manufacturer's instructions below before choosing a cleaner or removing any panels.
This is the original two-page care and maintenance guide from the manufacturer. It includes cleaning precautions, the recommended cleaning solution, and illustrations for tilting and removing Vertical 4-Track panels. Keep the PDF handy while you work and follow any product-specific instructions supplied with your enclosure.
Before you begin
- Let all panels cool completely before washing.
- Remove rings, bracelets, watches, and other jewelry that could puncture the vinyl.
- Mark panels as you remove them so they can go back in the correct order.
- Never lean on panels or screens. They are not designed to prevent a fall.
The guide recommends cleaning at least twice a year, with more frequent cleaning when your surroundings require it. Avoid alcohol- or ammonia-based cleaners, dishwashing detergents and soaps, and abrasive products. Do not lubricate the main frame tracks or other components.
Read the manufacturer’s instructions
Open either page at full size to read the details. The second page shows the cleaning sequence and panel-removal illustrations.
Use the cleaning solution specified in the guide
The manufacturer specifies one capful of Woolite or Murphy Oil Soap per gallon of warm water, applied with a soft, lint-free cloth. The guide also recommends its Vinyl Protector & Preservative as a finishing step. Read the full sequence in the PDF before starting, including how to support tilted panels and return them to position.
If you are unsure about your panel type, a cleaner, or a panel that is difficult to move, contact Blue Sky Specialties before proceeding. For damaged panels, screens, or hardware, see our repair services.
Open the full PDF ↗Common questions
Cleaning and care questions
How often should I clean my eze//breeze panels?
The manufacturer's guide recommends cleaning at least twice a year. Your surroundings may call for more frequent cleaning.
Can I use glass cleaner or dish soap?
The guide says to avoid alcohol- or ammonia-based products, dishwashing detergents and soaps, and abrasive products. For the cleaning solution specified in this guide, use one capful of Woolite or Murphy Oil Soap per gallon of warm water.
Should I lubricate the tracks?
No. The guide specifically says not to lubricate the main frame tracks or other components. It allows tracks and metal parts to be wiped with a soft cloth and clean water.



