Blot (don’t rub) liquid spills with a clean, dry cloth.
For oil-based spills, apply an absorbent such as corn starch, then remove with a straight edge.
Spray on a mild cleaning solution of gentle dishwashing soap or detergent and water.
Rinse the fabric thoroughly to remove all soap residue.
Allow the fabric to air dry.
Soak fabric in a solution of ¼ cup mild soap to one gallon of tepid water.
Use a sponge or soft bristle brush to lightly agitate the stain.
Rinse thoroughly to remove all soap residue.
Allow the fabric to air dry.
Some removable casings can be washed in a washing machine, however consult the furniture manufacturer before removing the casing as cushion construction may vary.
To wash, first close all zippers.
Machine wash in cold water on the delicate cycle with the normal amount of mild laundry detergent.
For severe mold or mildew, add 1 cup of bleach.
Allow the fabric to air dry.
Prepare a solution of ¼ cup mild soap to one gallon of tepid water.
Use a soft bristle brush to lightly agitate the stain, allowing the cleaning solution to soak into the fabric.
Rinse thoroughly to remove all soap residue.
Allow the fabric to air dry.
Apply a light mist of a mild soap and water solution using a spray bottle.
Use a sponge or soft bristle brush to lightly agitate the surface area of the fabric, moving from seam to seam. Avoid scrubbing or using 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.
Blot or wet-vacuum excess water from the entire surface area of the fabric, moving from seam to seam.
Let the fabric air dry.
Repeat rinsing and blotting until all soap residue is removed.
Some removable casings can be washed in a washing machine, however consult the furniture manufacturer before removing the casing as cushion construction may vary.
To wash, first close all zippers.
Machine wash in cold water on the delicate cycle with the normal amount of mild laundry detergent.
For severe mold or mildew, add 1 cup of bleach.
Allow the fabric to air dry.
Prepare a solution of ¼ cup mild soap to one gallon of tepid water.
Use a soft bristle brush to lightly agitate the stain, allowing the cleaning solution to soak into the fabric.
Rinse thoroughly to remove all soap residue.
Allow the fabric to air dry.
Inquire about a vendor’s experience working with Sunbrella fabrics and knowledge of cleaning and re-treatment requirements.
Sunbrella fabrics do not promote mildew growth, however, mildew may grow on dirt and other foreign substances if not removed from the fabric.
Prepare a solution of 1 cup of bleach and ¼ cup mild soap to one gallon of water.
Spray on the entire area and allow solution to soak into the fabric for 15 minutes.
Clean the entire surface area with a sponge, clean towel or soft bristle brush.
Rinse thoroughly to remove all soap residue.
Allow the fabric to air dry.
Some removable casings can be washed in a washing machine, however consult the furniture manufacturer before removing the casing as cushion construction may vary.
To wash, first close all zippers.
Machine wash in cold water on the delicate cycle with the normal amount of mild laundry detergent.
Allow the fabric to air dry.
When cleaning upholstered pieces, clean the entire surface area of the fabric from seam to seam, instead of rubbing the fabric in a circular motion on the stain.
This method, along with an extractor, may be required in order to avoid water rings and stains.
Immediately apply an absorbent such as corn starch directly on the oil-based stain.
Let sit for 10 minutes and remove the excess using a straight edge or ruler. This helps remove the stain and prevents it from being pressed into the fabric.
Proceed with the normal cleaning process.