How to Correctly Clean Pool Furniture

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It’s a warm afternoon, you just got off a hard day at work, and the only thing you want to do is relax in a lawn chair by your pool, only to see mold, dirt, and grime on all your pool furniture! Be able to relax whenever you want to and avoid faulty and gross pool furniture through correct cleaning techniques and pool furniture maintenance. Alpha Pools USA Maintenance & Repair will give you the knowledge and tools you need to have your pool furniture clean and pristine all year round.

How to Clean Pool Furniture Yourself

The cheapest way to clean your pool furniture is to do it yourself with natural, homemade cleaners. For an all-purpose pool furniture cleaner, combine these ingredients to cause it to shine and smell divine:

  • 2 Cups of Warm Water
  • 2 Tablespoons of White Vinegar
  • 1 Tablespoon of Dish Soap
  • 10 Drops of Essential Oil (Optional)

This will remove all minor grime and dirt from your pool furniture. However, for a more robust cleaning mixture to remove tough stains, mix these ingredients into a thick paste for a stain remover:

  • 3 Parts Baking Soda
  • 1 Part Water

Apply this mixture to any stains on your pool furniture and let it set for 15 minutes before scrubbing away with a sponge.

Maintaining and Cleaning Pool Furniture

Each type of pool furniture, whether inside the pool itself or out on the patio, has specific requirements for how it should be cleaned.

Lounge Chairs

If the chairs are within the pool itself, you should remove them monthly and drain completely before using a soft sponge with your DIY cleaner to wipe away any grime. Check for any wear and tear, such as cracks, divots, and scratches. Then leave it out on the patio for 24 hours or however long it takes for the lounge chair to completely dry, before placing it back into the pool.

Pillow & Fabric Cleaning

You should remove and wash the cushions and pillows monthly with a mild soap solution. From there, just let it air dry and place it back on the pool furniture.

Patio Cleaning

Don’t forget about the surface beneath your furniture; your patio sets the stage for your entire pool area. Sweep away leaves, dirt, and debris regularly to prevent staining and slipping hazards. For a deeper clean, use a gentle pressure wash or the DIY cleaning solution to lift away grime without damaging the surface. Be sure to rinse thoroughly and let the area dry completely before replacing your furniture and accessories.

The Importance of Pool Furniture Maintenance

Pool furniture maintenance is crucial for both the appeal and the feel. You want your pool area to look like an oasis while feeling like one as well, so ensuring your pool furniture stays clean will ensure your pool area looks and feels its best. Plus, if you ignore pool furniture cleaning and maintenance for too long, mold and degradation can become too much to just wipe away, and you might need to replace the furniture entirely.

Contact Us for Professional Pool Furniture Cleaning

Keep your outdoor space looking as fresh as your pool. Alpha Pools USA Maintenance & Repair offers professional pool furniture cleaning that removes dirt, sunscreen residue, and weather buildup so your chairs and loungers look brand new again. Whether it’s for your home, community pool, or commercial property, our team brings the same attention to detail and quality you expect from our pool care services. Contact Alpha Pools USA Maintenance & Repair today to schedule your furniture cleaning and get your pool area ready for relaxation.

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