Tree sap on your outdoor furniture can be a sticky and frustrating problem. Fortunately, you can remove it without harming the finish using common household items. First, gently scrape off excess, hardened sap with a plastic scraper or credit card. For the residue, apply a small amount of rubbing alcohol, hand sanitizer, or nail polish remover (non-acetone is safer for some finishes) onto a clean cloth and dab the spot. Test any cleaner on an inconspicuous area first. For a natural alternative, try mayonnaise or coconut oil; let it sit on the sap for 10-15 minutes to break it down before wiping clean. Always follow up by washing the area with mild soapy water and rinsing thoroughly. To protect your furniture, consider using covers or applying a protective wax or sealant designed for outdoor use.
How do I remove tree sap from my outdoor furniture without damaging the finish?
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