How does the Landscape Round Table handle exposure to tree sap or pollen?

Exposure to tree sap and pollen is a common challenge for outdoor furniture like the Landscape Round Table. These natural substances can create sticky, stubborn residues and potentially trigger allergies. The key to handling this exposure lies in a combination of proactive protection and effective cleaning.

For pollen, a simple and regular approach is most effective. Using a soft, dry cloth or a gentle brush to dust the table surface frequently prevents pollen from accumulating and bonding with moisture. For a deeper clean, a damp cloth with mild soapy water can be used, followed by a dry wipe to prevent water marks.

Tree sap requires a more targeted method. It's crucial to address sap promptly before it hardens. Rubbing alcohol or a specialized adhesive remover applied carefully with a soft cloth can dissolve the sap without damaging the table's finish. Always test any cleaning solution on a small, inconspicuous area first.

The best strategy is prevention. Using a fitted, breathable protective cover when the table is not in use, especially during high pollen seasons or under sap-dropping trees, significantly reduces exposure. This simple habit maintains the table's appearance and longevity, ensuring it remains a clean and welcoming centerpiece for your landscape.