Cover Clean

Cover Clean is a fantastic cleaner which dislodges green and black growths, moulds, lichens and greening from outdoor covers. Simply spray on, wipe/scrub and rinse off to leave your covers clean and free from growths which can rot through the fabric.

  • Easy to use
  • Dislodges growths, kills spores
  • Safe for use near children and pets
  • Pleasant Fragrance

£8.99

Cover Clean is here to make a grubby cleaning job quick and easy!  Covering your outdoor furniture is vital to prolong the life of your expensive furniture but the covers always end up covered in green and black growths, mould, lichens, you name it! Anything that can latch on will settle in for the winter and if left alone, these can rot through the material rendering them useless!

When you need to uncover your furniture, a few minutes work cleaning them down and allowing them to dry will prolong the life of your cover and ensure it’s giving your furniture the best protection when you need to cover it up again.

Just spray the surface with Cover Clean, give a gentle scrub with a soft bristled brush or sponge, then rinse off and allow to dry.

This pleasantly fragranced, eco-friendly formula is safe to use in the garden, around children and pets and will bring your covers up to a sparkling finish. If you want some added protection, check out our Canopy Cleaner and Protector, a light spray over with this product will give additional protection from the elements to your covers, making them even easier to care for.

Top tip – For heavily stained and marked covers, leave to dwell for a few minutes before scrubbing, this will make stubborn marks easier to remove.
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