Our recycled plastic furnishings are built for durability, weather resistance, and minimal upkeep. Unlike traditional materials, they require no sealing, staining, or painting—making maintenance simple and cost-effective.

This guide provides clear instructions for routine cleaning, stain removal, and long-term care to keep your furniture looking its best.

Routine Cleaning & General Maintenance

Regular cleaning helps maintain appearance and prevents buildup from dirt, pollen, and environmental exposure.

Recommended Cleaning Method
  • Use mild soap and water with a soft cloth, sponge, or brush
  • Or use common household cleaners such as:
    • 409®
    • Windex®, etc.
Cleaning Steps
  1. Rinse surface with water to remove loose debris
  2. Apply cleaning solution
  3. Gently scrub as needed
  4. Rinse thoroughly with clean water
  5. Allow to air dry or wipe dry
Important Notes
  • Do not use abrasive cleaners or scouring pads
  • Avoid steel wool or harsh scrubbing tools
  • No refinishing or sealing is ever required

Removing Everyday Dirt & Stains

Most common stains—such as food, grease, dirt, and spills—can be removed easily with standard cleaning methods.

Best Practices
  • Clean spills promptly to prevent buildup
  • Use a soft-bristle brush for textured surfaces
  • Repeat cleaning if necessary for heavier residue
Pressure Washing Guidelines

Pressure washing is a fast and effective option for deep cleaning or large installations.

Safe Usage Tips
  • Use a fan spray (wide-angle nozzle) only
  • Keep nozzle 12–18 inches away from the surface
  • Always test a small, inconspicuous area first
  • Avoid high-pressure pinpoint settings

Removing Tough or Persistent Stains

For more stubborn stains like mildew, algae, or embedded grime, stronger cleaning solutions may be required.

Recommended Solutions
  • Industrial-strength cleaners safe for plastic
  • 10% bleach solution (for mold and mildew)
  • 10% vinegar solution (for mineral buildup and light staining)
How to Appply
  1. Apply solution to affected area
  2. Let sit for several minutes (do not allow to dry completely)
  3. Gently scrub if needed
  4. Rinse thoroughly with clean water
Safe Usage Tips
  • Always test on a small hidden area first
  • Use protective gloves when handling stronger cleaners

Preventative Maintenance Tips

Simple habits can extend the life and appearance of your furniture:

  • Rinse periodically in high-pollen or coastal environments
  • Remove leaves, dirt, and standing debris
  • Clean more frequently in high-traffic commercial settings
  • Avoid prolonged exposure to paints or harsh chemicals

Why Recycled Plastic is Low Maintenance

Our furniture is designed to outperform traditional materials with minimal effort.

Key Benefits

  • Will not rot, splinter, or rust
  • Resistant to moisture, insects, and weather
  • Color runs throughout the material
  • No need for painting, staining, or sealing