HG Garden Furniture Cleaner, Removes Most Stubborn Dirt from Garden Furniture, Universal for All Types of Seating, Chairs & Tables, Extremely Powerful & Fast Acting – 500 ml Spray (124050106)

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Rattan is a popular material to find in garden seating ideas and the synthetic kind can last for many years outdoors, even during the winter. This is as long as the weave is strong and has been covered in a UV protective coat. Rattan is weather resistant and easy to clean, so a little TLC will keep it looking its best. Remove scuff marks with a non-abrasive cleaner, wash with soapy water, and rinse off with a hose. Protect the surface with a little clear car wax. How to clean outdoor fabric seats, cushions and parasols To ensure the best application, clean your furniture, then let it dry naturally. Next, carefully follow the instructions on your chosen oil or sealant. For an extra helping hand, acquire our Application Kit, which has all the equipment to correctly apply your treatments while keeping your skin protected. Preventing Your Outdoor Furniture from Damage It is always best if you can put iron patio furniture sets in the garage or shed for winter. If you don't have a place to store them, then you must at least cover it. Just remember to make sure that your furniture is dry before you cover it.

Often this does not become apparent until the wood has dried out and taken on the texture of shark skin. Softwoods and less durable hardwoods will require much more frequent treatments with preservative finishes than this and it is best to get the recommendation of the manufacturer for this. Cleaning mildew off wooden garden furniture We've posted a few bits and pieces over on Facebook etc about cleaning garden furniture over the past couple of weeks. However, what a lot of people don't realise is that different types of garden furniture require slightly different types of cleaning products and maintenance.Our garden tables are suitable for up to 10 people to sit around. Choose from rectangular or round table tops. We offer a variety of garden table styles to suit every preference, including mesh and glass tables that coordinate with our outdoor chairs. Garden Benches

Rinse the furniture using a hose pipe to remove any excess dust and mould particles. (DO NOT use a pressure washer, as it can damage the wood) All of our wooden outdoor furniture is made with responsibly sourced FSC materials including acacia and eucalyptus. Wooden garden furniture offers a traditional and natural style but will need some maintenance to protect its appearance year after year. Metal Garden Furniture Then just rinse with the hose (and if you do use a pressure washer, make sure its set as low as it will go) to remove any leftover soap or any dirt the brushing has missed. If you’re satisfied with allowing the the elements to ‘bleach’ your wooden garden furniture, then this is all you’ll need to do.Then, just wipe it away with a cloth and repeat if necessary; be sure to wear gloves while doing so. If the surface is also caked in grime add some salt after you have poured on the vinegar and gently scrub with some steel wool or a metal bristle brush. How to clean rattan garden furniture You will then want to seal the wood with a sealer. This will preserve the natural colour as well as prevent mold and mildew. Some sealers can even protect it from developing stains when used around food etc, so its worth paying a little more for a good tin.

Chemical Free- If you would like to avoid using chemicals in your garden due to concerns about harming wildlife, create a chemical free solution. Don’t use a pressure washer for cleaning wooden furniture - wooden garden furniture can be damaged by pressure washers stripping away some of the timber itself as well as the dirt. Forgetting to clean all the crevices. Rattan furniture, especially, will have many little holes and crevices where dirt may build up, which can easily be missed when wiping the furniture down. Try using a vacuum to remove any dust or cobwebs that are more hidden and then use a hose with a nozzle to get in between all the crevices,’ say the experts at Garden Street.You can leave the solution on the furniture for a few minutes to soak into more stubborn dirt patches before shifting them with the scrubbing brush. Another method to remove algae and its stains is to use a mixture of baking soda, water and vinegar. Add two parts white vinegar to one part water and three heaped spoons of baking soda. Place a scrubbing brush into the mixture and apply it to the algae stains on your furniture, then leave it for ten minutes. Gently scrub away the algae and the stains and rinse the mixture away with water, before leaving it to dry in the sun. What is the best thing to clean garden furniture? Beautiful wooden garden furniture is vital for the functionality of your outdoor space and equally enriches your decor and sense of home pride. If you want to get the most out of your investment, you’ll need a little maintenance to keep everything in good shape. Conditions for mildew are generally warm damp areas where the spores get caught and bloom. Although it will not harm oak, it can leave unsightly marks that require bleach-based cleaning products to wash off. While bleaches do not harm oak, and most other timbers, they can cause discolouration - so it’s best to test it on a small area first before applying to the whole area.