General Cleaning

The best way to keep the beauty enduring is to maintain them regularly. Brush off dirt as soon as it appears, shake off excess raindrops after a shower, and wipe up spills immediately. For seasonal cleaning, you may unzip the cushion covers and machine wash them in cold water with a mild detergent and then allow them to air dry.

Spot Cleaning

Should dirt or a stain appear to take root, spot cleaning will remove it. Simply apply a light mist of a gentle cleaning solution to the area and work it into the fabric fibers gently using a sponge or very soft brush. Rinse the spot thoroughly to remove soap residue, blot excess moisture, and allow to air dry. Repeat these steps as necessary to thoroughly remove more stubborn stains.

Heavy Cleaning

Though the fabrics resist mildew, it can sometimes grow on any dirt or foreign substances that become enmeshed in the fibers. To clean mildew and its residual stains, follow the spot removal steps by mixing the following into a cleaning solution:

• 1 gallon of clean water
• 1 cup of bleach and
• 1/4 cup of a mild liquid soap

For severe stains, you may increase the bleach quantity, however be sure to thoroughly rinse after use to prevent the bleach from discoloring the fabric.

Professional Cleaning

Before contracting a professional cleaner, speak to them about their knowledge of fabrics treated for outdoor use and the special care that needs to be taken with them. The fabrics are NOT dry cleanable and should never be steam cleaned at a high temperature. Should wrinkling appear after cleaning, use an iron set on a synthetic setting that does not exceed 100°F/38°C. Test the iron on an inconspicuous area before using on the entire piece.