Dining chair | Teak & Rope | JAMY

TEAK WOOD 

Here’s a simple guide for cleaning teak furniture:

• Begin by rinsing your teak furniture with a hose set to a low or medium pressure. It's important to avoid high pressure, as it can damage the wood.
• Next, prepare a bucket of water and use a sponge or soft brush to gently scrub the furniture. Be sure to scrub along the grain, not against it, and pay attention to corners and crevices. If you're using a brush, apply light pressure to prevent harming the wood.
• After scrubbing, rinse the teak item with the hose again at a low or medium pressure.
• Finally, wipe the teak with a dry cloth and let it air dry naturally in sunlight whenever possible.

Fabric care:

• Regularly vacuum or lightly brush your upholstery to eliminate dust.
• Address stains promptly by blotting up any excess with absorbent paper, then clean the affected area using water or a mild soap solution, allowing it to air dry. If stains persist, repeat this process.
• For removable covers, machine wash in cold water (maximum 30ºC) with a gentle detergent. Avoid using bleach and do not tumble dry. Instead, air dry flat and keep out of direct sunlight for extended periods.
• Professional dry cleaning is also an option.

Final Thoughts:

Weekly light cleaning combined with regular deep cleaning prevents damage and keeps your furniture pristine for years. By adhering to these simple maintenance tips, you'll ensure your furniture remains a valuable investment, preserving its design and integrity for years to come.