How To Remove Mildew From Patio Furniture

It took you every bit of your extra time and energy to put up that long desired outdoor garden furniture. However, of late, you have been disturbed to see powdery splotches on your handsome piece of furniture. Now, mildew is the last thing that you wanted to see! These grayish-white, reeking molds can cause discoloration of your furniture, which can even get completely damaged over time. Mildew breeds in hot muggy climates and is likely to find its way to just those surfaces where it is not wanted. It can make a mess of almost everything, including your favorite patio furniture and the cushions placed thereon.

 

Patio furniture is one of the most likely victims of mildew, since it is exposed to hot and humid air at all times. While mildew is unsightly, it is not for this reason alone that you should curb this problem. In the long run, if left un-addressed, mildew can cause lasting damage to your furniture. A thorough cleaning cycle, twice a year, will keep mildew away from your patio furniture, and make it last for years to come. It will also help you keep away the infections that are cause due to inhaling spores when you, unwittingly, sit outside to relax on mildewed furniture. A little care and a few simple steps is all it takes to get this done. Following are some easy tips to help you know how to remove mildew from patio furniture.