Urban outdoor furniture endures a unique blend of pollutants—soot, dust, pollen, and traffic film. Restoring it requires a methodical approach. First, identify the material: metal, plastic, wood, or wicker. For most surfaces, start with a thorough dry brushing to remove loose debris. Prepare a cleaning solution; a mix of warm water and mild dish soap is effective and gentle. For a powerful eco-friendly option, combine white vinegar and water. For stubborn grime on durable materials like metal or plastic, a low-pressure power washer can be highly effective, but maintain a safe distance to avoid damage. Always test your cleaner on a small, hidden area first. Use a soft-bristled brush for scrubbing, working the solution into the material. For mildew on cushions, use a mix of water, vinegar, and a few drops of tea tree oil. Rinse thoroughly with clean water. Finally, allow the furniture to dry completely in the sun. Regular maintenance, such as weekly dusting and covering furniture during poor weather, will significantly reduce the buildup of city grime and extend the life of your outdoor pieces.
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