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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If you want to restore old, grey and weathered teak furniture you should use our Teak Care Kit. This includes our Teak Cleaner, Teak Brightener, Teak Oil and all accessories needed to give you the best results. Preparation Cleaning plastic furniture is not that difficult to be honest. However, plastic is porous so merely wiping it down with a damp sponge and mild detergent won’t necessarily get it totally clean. Rust is generally a tough type of corrosion to clean from metal surfaces, and therefore must be treated with the right care so as not to damage your furniture,’ says Paul McFadyen from Metals4U. Now it’s time to protect your wood. This should be done every season. Teak oil will shield your hardwood furniture from the elements and keep it looking new. Using a rag, apply the oil, rubbing it in gently and following the grain. You can add more than one coat of oil, but make sure thefirst onedries completely before you apply the next. How to clean wrought-iron garden furniture This video shows how you can touch up and chips in your Lazy Susan cast aluminium furniture. This can occur on the feet if you have a stone patio...

Garden furniture should be both stylish and functional. It should be able to withstand occasional rain showers without compromising on appearance. With that in mind, our garden furniture is created using expert craftsmanship and quality materials. It's essential to clean your furniture twice yearly to keep it in good condition, ideally at the start of Spring and Autumn. You can use a soft, lint-free cloth to dust the surfaces for the rest of the year. Here are some helpful tips for cleaning your furniture: Put down the pressure washer. Our range of garden chairs come in a choice of colours and feature luxurious cushions. From reclining garden chairs and sun loungers, to casual dining lounge and dining garden chairs, our outdoor chair range caters to all. Garden Tables A garden sofa makes the ideal seating option for those warm summer nights. With ergonomic designs and carefully chosen materials, our garden sofas offer optimal support and comfort. Wooden, Metal & Rattan Garden Furniture

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Soapy Water - Theeasiest and cheapest way to clean your wooden garden furniture is by using good old soapy water using a mild detergent, dish soap or washing up liquid and then use a brush or sponge to scrub it down, then simply rinse with the garden hose and leave to dry in direct sunlight if possible. Firstly, it's essential to place your furniture in a suitable location, particularly if it will be stationed there for a prolonged period. Avoid setting your furniture on grass or in areas with high moisture levels, as this can cause the timber to degrade over time. Next, sand down the furniture to make it smooth -Using an orbital sander can save a lot of time here.

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. Shop Bought Products- If you feel more comfortable using products specifically designed for cleaning the furniture, there are plenty out there. To use these, simply follow the instructions which come with the product. Although we highly recommend using some on a small inconspicuous area of the furniture and leave to dry. The last thing you want to do is ruin an entire bench, table or chair. However, if you prefer the new look to bleached, then you can remove the patina from wooden furniture by using a two-step process that'll return it to its original finish. So, whether you’re purchasing a brand-new bench or a charming reclaimed table, here are the basics for keeping your furniture in its best condition all year round. How to Clean 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.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. Choose a sunny day, so they have a chance to dry out properly and won't develop mildew. If the fabric is just dusty or you’re short of time, use a vacuum to spruce it up in an instant. Better still if the covers are removable pop them on a gentle cycle every so often to keep them fresh. We would suggest spraying your metal with a heavy-duty cleaner that is safe on metals, paints and most plastics. Such as a solvent designed to cut through dirt, grime and any tough grease that will build upon your furniture when it is sat outdoors over long periods.’ Most people think it’s the way forward, and although it might seem satisfying as you watch it change colour we’ve seen lovely furniture destroyed by the powerful jets stripping away timber along with the dirt. Instead, I recommend cleaning it all over with a wood cleaner, giving it light sand, and then applying a saturating wood oil. This will keep your wooden seats and tables strong and looking their best for decades.’ If your furniture has been damaged by a pressure washer the solution is to sand it down smooth again, although you don't want to have to do this too many times.