How To Care For Teak:
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- Use a soft-bristled brush to gently wash the surface of the wood. Whilst using a brush of any kind, always brush in the same direction as the wood grain.
- Use a clean, damp cloth to wipe away debris and excess moisture after cleaning and allow the wood to air-dry.
- Do not use metallic brushes, pressure cleaners or excessive force when cleaning outdoor teak.
- Do not use chemical or abrasive cleaning products and never mix chlorine bleach and ammonia-based cleaners as they create dangerous chlorine gas.
- Excess moisture could cause mould or mildew to form. If this has happened ensure to dry out the affected teakwood first prior cleaning by placing the item in direct sunlight. If mould or mildew has formed/reformed and the normal cleaning process hasn’t worked, some light sanding may be required.
- Staining, oiling or sanding are a personal choice which will change the product’s visual appearance. We recommend you consult with a furniture restoration professional prior undertaking any of these treatments.
Please bear in mind that care requirements may vary depending on the environment in which the teak furniture is going to be located. A monthly cleaning and maintenance check is the best way to help prevent any damage. Also, where possible, place your teak item in direct sunlight to help prevent growth of mould/mildew and keep your furniture in its best condition for years to come. Storing your teak items in a cool, dry place during the winter or rainy months can also help avoid growth/regrowth of mould or mildew.
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