How do I clean and maintain POLYWOOD weave material?
Prevent wear and tear on your outdoor wicker furniture with these simple cleaning steps.
Jefferson 3-Piece Woven Rocker Set in White/White Loom
Weave Cleaning Steps
Cleaning Supplies Needed:
- Dry vacuum cleaner (with brush attachment)
- Paintbrush
- Mild dish soap
- Bucket (about 1–2 gallon capacity)
- Soft-bristle brush
- Toothbrush or small scrub brush
- Towel
Basic Weave Cleaning Instructions:
- Remove any cushions before cleaning.
- Sweep away loose debris with the vacuum or broom, and reach tight spaces with the paintbrush.
- Mix mild dish soap with warm water in a bucket.
- Use the soft-bristle brush to gently scrub the woven surfaces with soapy water, and clean nooks and crannies with the toothbrush or small scrub brush.
- Thoroughly rinse your furniture with clean water and dry it with the towel.
Weave Maintenance Tips
- Use protective covers when the furniture is not in use, especially during inclement weather.
- Check your wicker for dirt buildup or damage regularly, and clean it promptly to maintain its appearance.
Additional Information:
- Do not use abrasive cleaning or polishing scrubbers, such as eraser pads, on weave material.
- Do not pressure wash wicker furniture, as it can damage the woven material.
- For more maintenance ideas and tips, visit our Care & Maintenance page.
FAQs:
Q: How often should I clean my wicker furniture?
A: Clean your wicker furniture regularly, ideally every few months, or more frequently if it’s exposed to dust, dirt, or outdoor elements.