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Cleaning barbecue and garden furniture with baking soda
Barbecue and garden furniture
Baking soda is ideal for cleaning grilles, panels and accessories, barbecue, as well as garden furniture.
Tips:
Dirt on the plastic chairs and tables remove with a mixture of warm water and baking soda (2 tablespoons per liter of water). Rub the soiled area with a sponge or cloth, then rinse.
At the end of the summer before storing garden furniture and toys in the basement, sprinkle them with baking soda. So you can protect furniture against moisture and mold in winter too.
Food residues and grease from plates and grill for a barbecue will be easier to remove if you wiped them with a sponge, to which you have applied a mixture of three parts of baking soda and one part of water. If there are some more persistent traces of food, use a brush with stiff bristles. In both cases, at the end, the plate or grate rinse and dry.