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Use a hard-bristled brush on hard plastic furniture. When cleaning soft woods, test a small area to make sure the scrub brush won't mark the wood. Use a scrubby sponge if the scrub brush leaves marks. Rinse off the lawn furniture with clean water and check for spots that need more work. Natural products are effective, but they often require more scrubbing than chemical products (see References 2). Clean excess algae off the sponge or brush and continue scrubbing with the vinegar solution until all traces of algae disappear. Things You Will Need White vinegar Bucket Scrub brush Sponge References Environmental Law Center: The Five Basics for Non-toxic CleaningCoastal California Commission: Less Toxic CleaningRoyal Horticulture Society: Algae, Lichens, Liverworts and Moss on Hard Surfaces"Clean It Fast, Clean It Right"; /Getty Images Suggest a CorrectionTAKE IT OUTSIDEGet your Outdoor Living space ready with25% off Outdoor Furniture sets Wicker Teak Aluminum Now Trending This season's most popular products Now Trending This season's most popular products
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But before we can enjoy the weather, the dreaded task of outdoor cleaning must be completed! I know that most of us hate cleaning (or have a penchant for not doing it), but ultimately love the feeling of a clean home – whether it’s an indoor or outdoor space. With a few basic cleaning recipes and tools you likely already have at home, cleaning the furniture can be a breeze (now that patio season is in full swing). Here is a quick how-to guide that will have your patio furniture looking spiffy in a jiffy. To start, you’ll need double-sided non-scratch scrub sponges and a scrub brush. The recipes involve vinegar, castile soap and water. These ingredients keep the yard safer for the “users” of your lawn (small insects, birds household pets), and it won’t discolor or rust your furniture like certain chemicals can. Read more about using food scraps to help your garden thrive ½ cup of castile soap 1 cup of vinegar 2 gallons of warm water Mix these ingredients together in a large bucket and fill a clean spray bottle with the solution.
Prior to applying the solution, use a scrub brush to loosen dirt or debris by gently brushing off anything easy to remove from the surface (it will mean less scrubbing later on). Remove any cushions - these will be cleaned separately. Spray the solution liberally onto each piece. Let the mixture sit on the furniture for a few moments (5-10 minutes). If the solution has dried, re-spray the area. For woven pieces such as resin wicker, use the scrub brush to 'brush out' the dirt. Rinse the sponge often so that dirt is not re-distributed back onto the furniture. Hose the pieces down until all suds are gone to avoid any lingering residue on the furniture. Then, let the sun do the rest and air-dry them beautifully for you. 1 tablespoon of castile soap 1 gallon of warm water For teak and wicker furniture, try a gentler method. Use a dry scrub brush to quickly dust off any loose debris. Then, dip the clean scrub brush into the bucket and gently scrub away the dirt and debris, being especially careful not to scrub too hard on the wicker (or else it can lose its shape).
Hose the surface off when done to remove all bubbles and residue. Only apply oil to teak if the manufacturer's instructions call for it. Usually to maintain the amber glow it needs to be re-oiled about twice annually; if not, it becomes weathered and silvery. First, brush any debris off with the dry scrub brush. solution onto the cushions liberally and allow it to sit for 15This will allow the product to saturate the material and breakWipe soiled areas well with the non-scratch sponge to agitate and lift the dirt up. Use a cellulose sponge so that it can lift the dirt up without ruining the fabric of the cushions (a scouring padEnsure both sides have been cleaned this way. have passed, hose down both sides of the piece and lay it flat to dryFlip the cushions over when the top is dry so that the bottom side can dry as well. If the covers cannot be washed down for whatever reason, take a shop-vac out and vacuum up debris to keep itWhen necessary, stains can be spot cleaned with warm, soapy
water and a clean cloth. These can be cleaned twice a season. Remove slipcovers and place in the wash with regular laundry detergent on a regular cycle. slipcovers come out of the wash (i.e. do not place in the dryer), place them back onto the cushions to re-shape and stretch the covers out. This is an important step to ensure that the cushion covers maintain These pillows and cushions can be cleaned annually, usually at the beginning of the season. Most are machine washable (if they fit intoLaunder on a gentle cycle and tumble dry onToss a couple of tennis balls in the dryer to help beat out the excess moisture and promote quick drying. If you notice mildew on the umbrella, act fast and clean it well toThe simple way to accomplish this is to brush off as much mildew as possible using a scrub brush and then spray the umbrella with a 1:1 solution of vinegar and water onLeave it for 30 minutes to soak. Take a clean scrub brush and remove the remaining mildew from the umbrella by