Cleaning garden furniture

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steveindenmark

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Our very old wooden garden furniture needs an overhaul. I have sanded it in the past and thats a real chore.

I saw a clip on FB recently, where a guy used white pickling vinegar. I thought I would give it a go with a nail brush.

It was much quicker and easier than sanding and came up really well. It was a pleasant suprise.

What should I now use to protect it?

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PhotoNic69

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I'd jetwash, then the vinegar-tits treatment, then rinse, dry and then Owatrol stuff. I've personally not used it but read good reviews. Or some Rustins Teak Oil. As they are chairs you need something that will dry, else you'll have stripes on yer bum.
 

tyred

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I'd jetwash, then the vinegar-tits treatment, then rinse, dry and then Owatrol stuff. I've personally not used it but read good reviews. Or some Rustins Teak Oil. As they are chairs you need something that will dry, else you'll have stripes on yer bum.

Old engine oil is good for treating wood :okay:
 
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steveindenmark

steveindenmark

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I'd jetwash, then the vinegar-tits treatment, then rinse, dry and then Owatrol stuff. I've personally not used it but read good reviews. Or some Rustins Teak Oil. As they are chairs you need something that will dry, else you'll have stripes on yer bum.

I do not have a jeg washer, but I gave them a good scrub down with water. I do not think I can get Awatrol in Denmark. Which is just as well because you need a mortgage to buy it. It needs to be good at that price. 😁
 
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