| Dust Regularly |
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| Dust is the number one hazard that decreases the life of your sunroom furniture. Because of the construction of the wicker furniture, dust gets trap very easily. This dust can be removed using a damp cloth or a narrow vacuum brush. Similarly all the carpeting should also be vacuumed regularly. |
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| Air the Furniture Occasionally |
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| Many sunrooms are generally of closed construction. This generally means that there is a below normal circulation of fresh air. Cane and wicker furniture needs to “breathe” in order to retain its strength. Just put your sunroom furniture out in open air once every three months. Let it sit for an hour and so and then bring it back. Don’t forget to dust it before placing it into the sunroom. |
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| Take Care of the Cushions |
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| The most delicate part of cane and wicker is the weave of the furniture. With use, this weave may unravel. This requires prompt attention as once the weave starts unraveling, it becomes unreliable. The damage should be repaired as soon as possible. |
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| Protect the Fabric with Stain Guard |
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| If you have kids or entertain company in your sunroom, it is vital that you protect the fabric of cushions from spills and stains. For this purpose, a simple cover can act as a stain guard for your sunroom furniture. Generally, these stain guards are available from the place you buy the furniture. If not then a stain guard can be constructed out of a sheet of any heavy fabric. |
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| Repair Splits Immediately |
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| Splits usually happen to cane furniture. The number one cause is aging but any imperfection in the material will cause a split when used heavily. These splits and cracks are very dangerous and cause injuries. A verity of resin based solution can be easily applied to these splits and cracks. |
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| Sunroom furniture does not require much care. If you dust and air the pieces regularly and take care of damages immediately, your sunroom furniture will be a source of relaxation for a long time. |
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