Cleaning And Maintenance Of Outdoor Furniture In Restaurants
Restaurant outdoor furniture refers to a series of furniture different from indoor furniture set up in open or semi open outdoor space to facilitate people's healthy, comfortable and efficient outdoor activities and meals. It mainly covers four categories of products, including dining outdoor furniture, outdoor leisure furniture in courtyard, outdoor furniture in commercial places, and portable outdoor furniture. How to clean and maintain the outdoor furniture in the restaurant?
1. Cleaning of outdoor furniture
Generally speaking, the materials of outdoor furniture are treated by special processes such as waterproof, sunscreen and anti-corrosion, so it is relatively simple to clean them at ordinary times.
Aluminum outdoor furniture: If there is stain on the surface, please wipe it with clean water and rag, not with concentrated acid or alkaline cleaner.
Wooden tables and chairs: Wipe with a rag instead of a hard object to avoid damaging the waterproof layer on the surface.
Rattan furniture: PE rattan furniture can be cleaned with a soft brush, rag or vacuum cleaner to prevent collision and scratch of knife point or hard objects. PE rattan can be moisture-proof, anti-aging, insect resistant, and infrared resistant, so you don't have to worry too much about maintenance.
Metal garden furniture: avoid bumping and scratching the surface protective layer during handling; Do not stand on the folding furniture to avoid the deformation of the folding part and affect the use. Just scrub it with warm soapy water, and do not use strong acid or alkaline cleaner to avoid damaging the surface protective layer and rusting.
2. Maintenance of outdoor furniture
Use clean soft cloth to wipe the paint surface regularly, and do not let the furniture contact with acid, alkaline chemicals and oil.
Burn marks: cigarette butts or tableware with high temperature leave scorch marks on the paint surface of outdoor furniture. If the paint surface is burnt, gently wipe the mark on the damaged area, and then apply a thin layer of wax to fade the scorch marks. Protect the surface paint.
Scratches and bruises: If the paint surface of outdoor furniture is scratched and does not touch under the paint, it can be painted on the wound surface of furniture with crayons or pigments of the same color to cover the exposed background color, and then coated with a thin layer of transparent nail polish.
Water mark: cover the mark with a wet cloth, then press the wet cloth carefully for several times with an electric iron to fade the mark.
Metal rust: the small rust can be scraped off with your fingers, and then wiped with a soft cloth dipped with anti rust oil. The slightly large rust spots can be wiped and protected with a soft cloth dipped with anti rust oil.
