Corso Outdoor Dining Chair

· Wipe up spills immediately using a clean dry cloth. 
· Clean regularly using a soft, damp cloth and a diluted solution of mild detergent and warm water. Dry with a soft cloth. 
· Avoid bleach or using any detergent containing sulphuric or hydrochloric acid. 
· Protect metal tabletops by using coasters and placemats to prevent marks, stains and scratches. 
· Do not use steel wool or scouring pads as these will scratch and damage the metal surface. 
· Please note, aluminium will naturally oxidise, forming a thin oxide layer on its surface, which gives this material its excellent anti-corrosion properties. The natural reaction of oxidisation will cause a slight black residue on the cloth when you clean your furniture. This is perfectly normal and not a sign of defect. 
· Excessive use of cleaning agents on vintage look finishes may have a detrimental effect and should be used with caution.

· Brush off loose dirt​
· Clean with a solution of water and mild soap/dishwashing liquid​
· Use a soft bristle brush to clean and rinse off.
· Teak does NOT need to be oiled. This will not protect it any further as it is already saturated in its own oils​. Applying more oil will only give your furniture a short-term colour boost​.
· For surfaces with WOCA Oil colour applied, colour can be re-applied and only requires one coat. Local stockists refer to “Materials & Finish” section of Compendium.
· For added protection we recommend using a furniture cover when not in use.

· Brush off loose dirt​
· Hose down​
· To clean prepare solution of water and mild soap or​ pH neutral dishwashing liquid​ and use a soft bristle brush, preferably a horse hair brush.
· Rinse thoroughly until all soap residue is removed.​
· Allow to air dry.