Care & Maintenance

Cushions Fabric Care

Keep Fabrics Dry

• Cushions are waterproof but can be affected by heavy or prolonged rain.
• For extended wet weather, bring cushions indoors or under a covered area.
• Our cushions can be stood upright or leaned to allow proper airflow for drying.
  

Routine Cleaning

• Clean cushions at the start and end of the season and after parties or spills.
• For fresh stains, rinse with a garden hose—this often removes the stain completely.
  

1. Mix 2 oz of mild soap (Woolite or Dawn) with 1 gallon of lukewarm water.
2. Clean gently with a soft-bristle brush.
3. Rinse thoroughly with cold water and air dry.
   

• Use a mild bleach solution (max 2 tbsp bleach + 1 gallon water) in a spray bottle.
  Spray lightly; do not soak.
• Rinse immediately—do not leave bleach on fabric for more than 2 minutes.
• Avoid harsh cleaners to protect the water-repellent coating and fabric integrity.
  

Machine Washing

• Cushion covers are machine washable on a gentle cycle with cold water and mild detergent.
• Hang to air dry; do not tumble dry.
• Remove any hardware or Velcro strips before washing to prevent fabric damage.
  Storage
  

Storage

1. Store cushions in a dry, ventilated area to prevent mold and mildew.
2. If stored outdoors, use protective covers designed for long-term weather exposure.
3. Ideally, store furniture at the end of the season or under an umbrella, pergola, or awning.
   

Wicker & Frame Care

• Remove leaves and debris with a vacuum or soft-bristle brush.
  Wipe loose dirt with a cloth.
• Hose off the frame with medium pressure to remove dust.
• Clean using the same mild soap solution as for fabrics.
• Scrub gently with a soft-bristle brush.
• Rinse thoroughly and air dry completely before storage or reuse.
• Dry in filtered sunlight or partial shade rather than direct, intense sun.