Cleaning Lawn Furniture?

Question

What can I use to take out mold from lawn furniture without it losing its color?

Answer 1

Oxi clean and hot soap and water.It works great on lawn furniture and all you have to do is use a rag and wipe it down and rinse with hose and it comes out just like new.

Answer 2

Is it the furniture fabric or plastic?  If it's fabric and the covers can be removed, I'd just wash the covers.  If it's plastic, use a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser - it'll do the trick.

Answer 3

20% bleach 80% water in a spray bottle will work than rinse with water

Answer 4

If they are plastic a pressure washer is your best friend

if they are cloth take them off and wash. there are some links below for you to view

Answer 5

Carpet Stain Removal Guide



For best results in removing most household spills and stains, we suggest using Lvhsystems; Oxy Spot & Stain Remover. This revolutionary 2-in-1 cleaner with Scotchgard Protector eliminates most tough stains and prevent future soiling.

If you have a stain emergency, click on the stain category below for an alternative solution.



Water-Based Stains

Alcohol Grape Juice

Baby Formula Graphite

Beer Ice Cream

Blood Jelly

Candy Latex Paint

Catsup Liquor

Chocolate Milk Milk

Clay Soil Spots

Cola Soft Drinks

Cologne Syrup

Cranberry Juice Tomato Juice

Felt Tip Marker Water Colors

Food Stains (general) Watermelon

Fruit Juice Whiskey

Fruit Punch Wine

Furniture Polish

(water-based) Vomit

Special Water-Based Stains

Coffee Tea

Urine  

  Greasy, Oil-Based Stains

Butter Margarine

Chocolate Mascara

Cooking Oil Mayonnaise

Cosmetics Nail Polish

Crayon Oil

Furniture Dye Oil Paint

Furniture Polish

(oil-based) Ointment

Glue* Peanut Butter

Gravy Rouge

Grease (black) Salad Dressing

Gum* Spaghetti

Hand Cream Wax*

Ink Varnish

Lipstick  

*Freeze and remove solid materials before using cleaning fluid.



Reappearing Stains

It is not unusual for stains to sometimes reappear after spot-cleaning. Wicking occurs when a liquid has been spilled on the carpet (usually a large quantity) and cleaning attempts remove only the stain and liquid from the carpet fibers. Liquid still remains in the carpet backing or padding. Through capillary action, the stain can "wick" back up into the carpet fibers. Residual resoiling occurs if staining substances or cleaning products are left in the carpet and attract soil.

These stains are not permanent and typically can be removed by simply repeating these appropriate step-by-step directions listed on the above chart. Here are some additional suggestions:

Avoid overwetting the carpet backing during spot-cleaning and rising. Blotting to remove excess moisture reduces the occurence of wiking stains.

Use a "wet-vac" to extract liquid from the area if possible. Paper toweling placed over the cleaned area and weight with a color-fast object will help absorb resurfacing stains. Use of fans to decrease the drying time will also help.

If you are still unable to resolve the problem, our stain removal experts at Lvhsystems Sevrice Center will work with you over the phone to remove these stains. Contact them at 1-818-386-1022 for assistance.

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Answer 6

If you are talking about the cushions, DampRid makes a mildew and mold remover and protector for fabrics that works well, doesn't damage, bleach or fade the fabric.  It not only kills the existing mold and mildew, but kills the spores so it won't grow back again should the cushion become wet or damp.  I use it on all of my outdoor upholstery at the beginning of the season and again at the end before I store it because it leaves a protectorant that keeps the mold/mildew from growing when the cushions get hit by the automatic sprinklers daily or while in storage.  I find it in the cleaning aisle at Lowes.