To keep your concrete furniture looking its best, a simple daily care is recommended:

Wipe regularly with a soft microfiber cloth and warm water mixed with a pH-neutral detergent.

Rinse thoroughly with clean water and dry with a clean, soft cloth.

For deeper cleaning, use a mild soap solution and a soft brush if needed.

Do not use abrasive sponges, steel brushes, or harsh/acidic cleaning products.

Stain Prevention

Concrete is porous, so prompt cleaning of spills is key:

• Immediately wipe off acidic substances (e.g., juice, vinegar), coffee, and red wine to prevent staining.
  
• Remove bird droppings, fallen leaves, and flower blossoms quickly, as they may contain acids or oils that can leave permanent marks.

Stain Removal Guide

For tough stains such as oil, grease, or wax:

1. Wash the surface with clean water and let it dry completely.
   
2. Apply an Oil, Wax, and Grease Remover with a spatula or brush. Spread a 1mm-thick layer over the stain.
   
3. Let the paste sit for 10–30 minutes, then brush it off once dry.
   
4. Rinse thoroughly with clean water and allow the surface to dry.
   
5. Repeat if needed for stubborn stains.
   

After cleaning, the treated area may appear lighter temporarily. This will fade over time as any residue naturally disappears and the surface regains its original tone.

Tips:

-Avoid applying any protective sealant unless the surface is completely dry.

-Reapply sealer periodically to maintain the finish and enhance stain resistance (frequency depends on usage and exposure).

-Do not drag heavy or sharp objects across the surface to prevent scratching or chipping.

-In winter or during extended rainy periods, store furniture in a dry, well-ventilated space.

-If storage isn't possible, cover furniture with a breathable protective cover. Avoid plastic or non-ventilated materials that can trap moisture.