[header] How to clean sunbrella cushions [title] Check for a manufacturer's label. [step] Examine your cushion seams-the manufacturer's care label is usually sewn into one of them. If your cushion still has a care label attached, read the instructions provided before you proceed with cleaning.
[header] How to clean sunbrella cushions [title] Check for a manufacturer's label. [step] Examine your cushion seams-the manufacturer's care label is usually sewn into one of them. If your cushion still has a care label attached, read the instructions provided before you proceed with cleaning.
If you see your cushion having a care label on it, check it again to make sure it actually has a care label attached, or that your cushions were properly washed before you put them back on. If you ever don't see a care label label handy, ask a retailer for a care label. [substeps] If your cushion does not have a care label, look for a mold-resistant sticker on it or print it onto scrap fabric. Mold-resistant stickers can sometimes damage the material beneath. [substeps] Some cushions may only list repairs on the manufacturer's label; others may only list treatments. If your cushion is old or worn, and decals are often covered by the manufacturer's care label, consult an upholstery care label. Make sure you stay within those guidelines, or you may void your warranty. [title] Create a mild soap and lukewarm water cleaning mixture.