How to properly wash white garden chairs. The simplest and most effective tricks!
Summer is one of the most wonderful times to relax with family and friends in a colorful garden. And to enjoy all the comfort, cleaning plastic furniture is mandatory. Here's how to properly wash white lawn chairs!
If you have a spacious yard, you can create a sitting area that includes comfortable outdoor furniture, such as chairs and a table, where you can enjoy a cool drink, read a book, or have dinner with loved ones. Of course, to enjoy the friendly atmosphere, you need to consider cleaning your favorite space.
Unlike metal or wood, white plastic chairs exude a friendly vibe, are affordable, durable, comfortable and easy to arrange. However, the biggest problem with these pieces of furniture is that they get dirty very easily when you leave them outside.
Luckily, plastic patio furniture is relatively easy to clean! Here are some effective, chemical-free, and inexpensive techniques. Here's what you need to do!
How to properly clean white plastic furniture
To start, move the white chairs to an open space, away from garden plants or textiles that might get dirty. If necessary, cover your lawn with a tarp to protect it. Then, using a hose, you remove dirt and pollen from the surface of the furniture, apply a small amount of dishwashing detergent to a sponge or cloth, and wash the furniture. Next, mix baking soda, bleach or vinegar in a bowl, rinse and rinse again, House Digest recommends.
Tip: Do not use a hard scrubbing brush or abrasive sponge as they may scratch the plastic and make it difficult to clean in the future!
Traces of mold on furniture? Here's how to get rid of them!
If the plastic furniture is old, it may have small black or gray spots on it. Over time, furniture can degrade and acquire a rough texture, causing mold to appear.
These mold stains require pressure washing. When pressure washing, make sure the machine you use is set to gentle and that you use slow, steady strokes. This way you will avoid damaging the plastic.
