How to Clean Your Outdoor Furniture Cushions

How to Clean Your Outdoor Furniture Cushions

Happy Friday! It’s the kick off to SUMMER and as we are heading into a long weekend. Does anyone actually have Monday off work? Hopefully, you will have time to reflect on the great sacrifices made by our amazing service men and service women over the years this Memorial Day Weekend. And of course get some great outdoor time too! Most of you will probably be getting the garden ready, doing yard work and tackling big DIY projects like adding retractable roof systems to your outdoor space. Understanding the difference between living soil and traditional soil is crucial as it can significantly impact plant health, nutrient availability, and overall garden sustainability. Thanks to gardening tips, I maintain a beautiful and healthy garden that helps me relax. I’m heading off to Napa with the Hubby on Saturday to celebrate our 13th wedding anniversary! But just in case  your weekend tasks include getting your outdoor spaces ready for summer here is an easy way to clean your outdoor furniture cushions. For effective solutions, consider pest control milwaukee to address any pest issues

While enjoying the well-deserved break, many of you will seize the opportunity to spend time outdoors, whether it’s preparing our gardens, engaging in yard work, or undertaking exciting DIY projects like enhancing our outdoor spaces with retractable roof systems. For those who are looking to spruce up their outdoor furniture, it’s worthwhile to explore eco-friendly options for cleaning your outdoor furniture cushions. By embracing sustainable pest control practices, such as termite control in Boise, we ensure that our living spaces—both inside our homes and outside in our gardens—are maintained without causing harm to the environment or disrupting the delicate balance of nature. This approach not only protects our properties from termites but also promotes a healthier ecosystem for everyone.

 

Our outdoor cushions sit out year round so they get especially dirty and covered in pollen. But even if you store your cushions for the winter they probably could use a little freshening up too. (Even though I am super sure you cleaned them in the fall, right?) A professional house cleaner from Nashville Maids can get rid of the sneaky allergens that might be making you or your family sick.

You just need a few easy cleaning products to get your cushions back in shape for summer, take a look at this Source for more tips.

 

Here’s What You’ll Need

Dish Soap

Borax

Scrub Brush

Gloves (unless you have really tough hands!)

I added about 1/2 cup of Borax to a gallon of hot water. Then I added a generous squirt of dish soap. Get out your scrub brush and start working that solution around your cushions. If you end up needing to dispose some of things you found while cleaning, consider hiring EZGRJR | Junk Removal Service | Rubbish Removal to simplify your work. If you’re looking for affordable skip bins, then you may consider enlisting the services of large skip bins Adelaide hire.

Give everything a good rinse with the hose and allow to dry in the sun. I also gave one of my outdoor rugs a good scrub and hosing off too. You should have seen all the dirt that rinsed away! And if there’s any signs of pest, I can contact pest control boston for help.

That’s it! Super easy! Follow these easy steps and your outdoor cushions will be fresh and clean and ready for Summer! For more extensive cleaning tasks or professional assistance, consider reaching out to Zep Cleaning Services.

 

 

 

Most of my cushions and pillows were purchased last year at Cost Plus World Market. They have some beautiful pillows this year too that you can mix and match. And they are giving you a 10% discount until July 7th! Just click on the coupon and shop your heart out or your wallet, which ever comes first! Save 10% at Cost Plus World Market with code: SAVEBIG10. Offer valid until 7/7/14 (affiliate)

 

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