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Gartentussi-114 Sep 2012 19:22Hello dear community,
I have a problem with my white plastic garden furniture. I leave it outside all year round, so naturally, a lot of dirt builds up. Unfortunately, I can’t get them clean anymore. Even though I cleaned them thoroughly, the surfaces are covered with dark spots. They seem to be embedded in the material itself. What is this, and how can I get rid of it?
I have a problem with my white plastic garden furniture. I leave it outside all year round, so naturally, a lot of dirt builds up. Unfortunately, I can’t get them clean anymore. Even though I cleaned them thoroughly, the surfaces are covered with dark spots. They seem to be embedded in the material itself. What is this, and how can I get rid of it?
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MODERATOR16 Sep 2012 17:09Plastic surfaces are degraded and become porous due to UV light exposure, allowing dirt to penetrate the plastic surface.
These dark stains can have many causes: lichens, insect droppings, bird droppings (including residues from dark berries).
I believe you will no longer be able to remove these stains.
These dark stains can have many causes: lichens, insect droppings, bird droppings (including residues from dark berries).
I believe you will no longer be able to remove these stains.
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December Puck-119 Oct 2012 14:48Dear Garden Enthusiast,
I was able to remove dark stains using a simple eraser. Maybe it will work for you too?
Best regards!
I was able to remove dark stains using a simple eraser. Maybe it will work for you too?
Best regards!
Hertweck schrieb:
I think you won’t be able to remove those stains anymore.Yes, I agree. I had the same problem. I then got some synthetic rattan furniture, which I find easier to maintain. Otherwise, my only advice for next time is to store the furniture well to protect it from sunlight exposure 🙂
Best regards,
Marlen
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