The most practical solution for maintaining your
teak furniture care, especially your patio teak furniture, is four
units of laundry detergent or dishwasher soap and one part bleach.
Use this mixture with a gentle bristled brush for the best results.
A special teak cleaner will actually reduce the silver gray petina
that teak will naturally display over time. If you happen to get
scratches in your teak furniture, use a fine grit sandpaper to remove
them. If you leave your teak bare and do not sand it, it will, over
time, fade to a natural silver gray color. This metamorphosis affects
the color of the wood only and does not, in any way, affect the
sturdiness or durability of the wood or of the teak furniture.
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