Use and Care Manual

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We recommend storing your furniture indoor or covered areas during the off season or not in

use for prolonged period. Alternatively, you can protect your furniture under a furniture

cover.In seaside locations we recommend regular soap and water cleaning to rinse away salt

deposits. If grime and salt deposits are not removed regularly, these deposits will cause

damage to the finish as well as pitting the aluminum itself.

For specific materials, please refer to the care and maintenance instruction below or email us at

Higreen-outdoor@outlook.com

WICKER

Higreen 3000 hours UV resistant wicker is made from durable and weather-resistant polyethylene material.

Light stains and soils may be removed with a solution of mild detergent and water, rinsed with clear water, and

dried thoroughly before storing.

Mildew and heavy stains can be removed with a quality commercial outdoor furniture cleaner.

Wicker will last longer by storing in a cool place with furniture covers.

Wicker naturally sags during warmer weather, and due to its pliable nature, it should return to normal. However,

the rattan can melt under certain conditions, such as from external, extreme heat sources or magnification during

warmer weather. Melted rattan isn’t covered under any guarantee and we always recommend using coasters for

your glassware when using our wicker dining tables.

ALUMINUM FRAMES

Our Aluminum is strong, non-rusting and very resistant to the weather.Very little maintenance is required to

maintain the beauty of your aluminum.

However, the paint work can be hit, so avoid bumps.

Never power wash the furniture frame.

Never use use aggressive or alkaline cleaners.

Normal soapy water can be used for cleaning to avoid letting too much dirt build up.

For tougher cleaning, add a natural acid like lemon juice or white vinegar to the soapy water. Apply the mixture

with a clean sponge and scrub aluminum furniture thoroughly.

This should eliminate any discoloration and get rid of dirt and debris build-up from being outside.

TEAK WOOD

Teak wood is a superb and enduring tropical hardwood. Contrary to popular belief,this low maintenance wood

does not require a lot of special maintenance apart from the occasional cleaning.

we recommend you thoroughly clean your teak furniture about once or twice a year with water and mild

detergent or a water-based teak cleaner available from most hardware stores.

Care & Maintenance

Summary of content (4 pages)

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Care & Maintenance We recommend storing your furniture indoor or covered areas during the off season or not in use for prolonged period. Alternatively, you can protect your furniture under a furniture cover.In seaside locations we recommend regular soap and water cleaning to rinse away salt deposits. If grime and salt deposits are not removed regularly, these deposits will cause damage to the finish as well as pitting the aluminum itself.
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If you wish to retain the golden-brown color of new teak furniture, you should use a teak wood sealer or wood oil after you have cleaned the surface of any dirt and debris. Apply the sealer with a spray bottle, brush, or rag and let it dry for one hour. Then, proceed to apply a second coat. For continuous protection, it is recommended that you apply once per year. Don’t use a pressure washer on teak furniture. Don’t use stiff or wire brush, or steel wool.
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Upholstery Care andCleaning One of the best ways to keep Sunbrella® fabrics looking good is to brush off dirt before it becomes embedded in the fabrics and wipe up spills or clean soon after a spill occurs. The quicker you clean spills, the easier they can be to remove. Try this first... With a new spill on your Sunbrella fabric. Retreating Sunbrella Fabrics • Blot (don’t rub) liquid spills with a clean, dry cloth.
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Indoor Upholstery • Apply a light mist of mild soap and water using a spray bottle. • Work the solution into the spill by lightly agitating the entire surface area of the fabric, moving from seam to seam, with a sponge or very soft bristle brush. Avoid scrubbing, and do not use a hard bristled brush or anything that will abrade the fabric. • Rinse the entire fabric thoroughly to remove all soap residue. • Blot excess moisture with a clean, soft towel or sponge.