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My weathered furniture has green stains. What is the best way to clean it?

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My weathered furniture has green stains. What is the best way to clean it?

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Outdoor furniture made of teak will last for years without any attention, however, sap, pollen, chemicals or contaminents in the air, can affect its appearance. We haven’t yet found a “specialized teak cleaner” on the market that we find acceptable for our customers, so we recommend a yearly cleaning with Olympic® Deck Cleaner. Simply apply with a pump garden sprayer, let it sit for five minutes and rinse off with a garden hose. It’s that easy. In a few areas, where water contains a lot of iron or other chemicals you may need to add up to 50% common household bleach to the deck cleaner. Try it first without the bleach. Stubborn stains may need a second application or scrubbed with a nylon bristle brush. For a longer lasting solution or to delay the onset of grey, considering using our Semco products.

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