What Cleans White Resin Furniture

Water

• The initial step to cleaning white resin furniture is a simple spray of water. The furniture can be sprayed down with a garden hose. The stream of water helps remove any loose debris. A bucket filled with warm water, along with a cup of dishwasher powder, can be applied to white resin furniture, as well. The furniture can be scrubbed with the solution, then rinsed with the hose.

Bleach Solution

• A solution made of 3/4 cup of regular household bleach, a gallon of water, and 1 tablespoon of laundry detergent can be used to remove tough stains on resin furniture. Mix the solution well and "test a small amount of a hidden area of the resin furniture" to avoid discoloration, according to Deseret News. Apply the solution to a small area and let it sit for five minutes. Scrub the area with a sponge of soft-bristled brush, then rinse well.

Vinegar

• Vinegar is an effective cleaner for removing mold and mildew. It inhibits the growth of bacteria on the furniture for some time. One cup white vinegar can be applied along with a tablespoon of dishwashing soap or baking soda. The solution can be sprayed onto the mildew and gently scrubbed with a soft brush. The furniture should be rinsed well with water and allowed to air dry.

Krylon Paint

• Krylon Fusion, a paint for white resin, can serve as a last resort for nonremovable discoloration. The furniture should be wiped down with an ammonia-based cleaner or paint thinner to remove any particles and dust. The area must be completely taped off to avoid unwanted paint stains. Hold the Krylon 8-10 inches from the furniture and spray in a horizontal, sweeping motion. An application of multiple thin coats will suffice until the surface is completely covered.