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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Chemical Free- If you would like to avoid using chemicals in your garden due to concerns about harming wildlife, create a chemical free solution. 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 To do this you will need a stronger caustic cleaner which will remove the weathered patina. However, please be sure to read the instructions with this type of cleaner to ensure you remain safe and test first. You may also have to lightly sand the piece to fully restore it.

Start by brushing away dried dirt particles including leaves, bird droppings etc. Use a nylon-bristled brush or sweeping brush. Then hose it down to wash away all the grime, bird droppings and tree residue etc.Our range of outdoor benches, including wooden benches are the perfect choice. Whether you’re seeking a serene spot for solitary contemplation or a cosy seating arrangement for entertaining guests, we have the garden bench to suit your needs. Garden Sofas Furniture crafted from timber has been a staple of indoor and outdoor design for centuries – it’s durable, robust and surprisingly easy to maintain. To clean take a soft scrub brush, and then remove any dirt or debris from your furniture with a little washing up liquid and warm water. Make sure to scrub all parts of the furniture, including the top, bottom, sides and legs.

Although it may seem like an easy solution to banish all the dirt in one fell swoop, excessive force can harm the wood. It can cause cosmetic damage to the surface, affect the joints, and strip away the natural oils that preserve the timber. However, once the wood has been out for a number of years (on average about 10), the surface grain will have opened up and it will have lost its surface tannins - at this point replenishing these with new oils will be beneficial. 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? This product is versatile enough to handle many timber species, such as Douglas Fir, Swedish Redwood and Oak. It’s also a great Teak oil for your garden furniture, as it revives the organic, warm tones that may have faded with exposure to the elements. 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.Mix one part warm water, two parts white vinegar and three heaped tablespoons on bicarbonate of soda.

Most natural rattan furniture is sold for conservatory use so needs only basic (but regular) cleaning and care to preserve its natural strength and colour.To keep your metal garden furniture looking fresh, start by removing any dirt or debris with a soft-bristled brush or dry cloth.