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Cleaning material on dining room chairs?
AussieLass
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Hello, I have looked at the cleaning thread in the mega index and I can't seem to find anything but if it's there somebody can direct me.
I have a wooden table with 6 chairs. On the seat is cream upholstrery (material with shiny satin cream thread running through it). When I bought it years ago I got them to scotch guard them. We only use this setting for *good* as we have a smaller one for everyday use. I have noticed it has small light black specks on it very similar to mildew
and the cream is looking a bit dusty/dirty. I would like to clean it & I am going to make chair covers to protect it this time.
Does anybody have any suggestions on how to clean them up. I have no problems getting them to dry :pi f I use a water solution. I will just put them out in the sun for a few days.
Thanks in advance.
I have a wooden table with 6 chairs. On the seat is cream upholstrery (material with shiny satin cream thread running through it). When I bought it years ago I got them to scotch guard them. We only use this setting for *good* as we have a smaller one for everyday use. I have noticed it has small light black specks on it very similar to mildew
and the cream is looking a bit dusty/dirty. I would like to clean it & I am going to make chair covers to protect it this time.Does anybody have any suggestions on how to clean them up. I have no problems getting them to dry :pi f I use a water solution. I will just put them out in the sun for a few days.
Thanks in advance. Don't worry about the world coming to an end today. It's already tomorrow in Australia. 
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These threads should help a lot:-
Seats on dining room chairs
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=111895
Cleaning fabric dining chairs
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=108794
Red wine stain on dining chair
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