It is recommended to spot cleaning on spills with mild soap and water. Spill should be blotted up as quickly as possible and vacuumed off loose dirt before it gets penetrated into the fabric. Mold and mildew can grow on dirt or organic matters accumulated on and become embedded onto the surface of the fabrics, so cleaning regularly is recommended. Avoid excessive cleaning as it may reduce the longevity of the product. Always check thoroughly on clean codes and instructions, or seek help from professional upholstery cleaners.

• Spot clean spills with mild soap and water
• Spills should be blotted up immediately
• Vacuum off loose dirt
  

Use only mild soap and water solution, rinse and dry thoroughly. To extend the life of the furniture, store in a dry covered area out of the elements or cover with commercial grade furniture covers when not in use.  In Desert climates do not store furniture in the garage.

• Use only mild soap and water solution
• Rinse and dry thoroughly
• Protect with furniture covers
  

Stone & Tile
Stone and Tile will last if properly maintained. Clean the table top with a soft clean cloth or sponge. Use warm water and mild dish soap. Rinse with clean water to remove any soap residue. Dry thoroughly and then seal the table top once every 4-6 months will help prevent or reduce any damage that may be caused by the harsh outdoor elements the top is being exposed to. Sealer will penetrate the stone to provide protection from absorption of moisture and stainable materials.

• Clean the table top with a soft clean cloth or sponge
• Rinse thoroughly
• Allow to dry completely
• Apply sealer

Faux Stone
The faux stone tabletop is a man-made composite lightweight stone. It is virtually maintenance free; simply clean it with water and mild detergent. Red wine or juice should be wiped away at once to prevent permanent staining. Never use harsh cleaners; avoid putting hot items, such as pots and pans directly onto the table surface. Always use an umbrella base to prevent the parasol/umbrella from tipping over and possibly damaging the table; and remove the parasol/umbrella from the table during windy weathers.

• Clean with mild soap and water
• Red wine and juice should be wiped away immediately
• Never use harsh cleaners
• Avoid putting hot items on surface

Durawood
Durawood is virtually maintenance free due to the fact that it has exceptional resistance to fading, moisture, insects, splintering, and other common outcomes from environmental stress that one observes with treated lumber or wood fiber composite products. It just needs occasional washing with soap and water to remove dirt and debris if desired. Do not leave empty glasses on Durawood surface under direct sunlight as this may cause sun damage to the surface.

• Wash with mild soap and water
• Do not leave empty glasses on surface in direct sunlight, this may cause damage

Normal dirt and stains can be cleaned with a mild soap and warm water. Simply brush off any loose dirt. It is not necessary to remove the fabric from the umbrella. Rinse thoroughly to remove any excess soap. If using a liquid detergent, it may be necessary to re-apply a water repellent treatment, such as 303 Hi Tech Fabric Guard or similar product. Do not subject to excessive heat when washing or cleaning the fabric, as the fabric will shrink. This 100% solution-dyed polyester is heat sensitive. Do not steam press or machine dry in any gas or electric dryers. Allow fabric to air dry.

• Clean with mild soap and water
• Brush off loose dirt
• Rinse thoroughly
• If using detergent, re-apply water repellent treatment with P303 Fabric Guard
• Do not use excessive heat while washing or cleaning, fabric will shrink
• Allow to air dry