Some cloth fabrics are machine washable. Other fabrics, such as acrylic, can be spot cleaned with water and a mild soap. However, the best way to clean your fabric upholstery is to call in the professionals. If you’re looking to clean your upholstered furniture (inside or out), let us know. We can help! 💪
How to Maintain Your Outdoor Furniture Part 3- Metal
Water and a mild soap can be used to clean wrought iron, steel frames, and aluminum furniture as well. If the metal isn't rust resistant, naval jelly or paste wax can be used to protect it from corroding.
How to Maintain Your Outdoor Furniture Part 2- Wood
Wooden furniture that is coated with an outdoor finish can be cleaned with soapy water. You will want to make sure that all the soap is thoroughly rinsed off when you are done. 💦
How to Maintain Your Outdoor Furniture Part 1-Wicker
Even though most outdoor fabrics are quite durable, they still require regular maintenance to prevent hastened deterioration. Most outdoor furniture can be cleaned with soap and water. It is best not to use abrasive cleaning agents as this can damage the furniture. Since there are so many types of outdoor furniture, we will address specific cleaning recommendations one material at a time in the next series of posts. It’s important to keep in mind these are just suggestions and you should always read the tags on your furniture pieces prior to cleaning and test in a non-conspicuous spot.
🔹 Part 1: Wicker: Wicker furniture can be cleaned quite easily. Simply remove the cushions and spray it down with a hose. If it is still dirty it can be washed using a sponge, a mild soap, and cold water. It is best to store the cushions inside during the winter months and keep the frames covered.
