Saturday, 1 December 2012

Cleaning a hammock without spreader bars

A hammock is one of the most relaxing pieces of outdoor furniture you can enjoy in the comfort of your home. Kicking back in a hammock on a breezy summer day can be one of the most enjoyable parts of the summer season. However, trying to figure out how to clean your hammock puts many hammock owners in a quandary. There are several ways to clean your hammock at the end of a summer season, or just to keep it clean in between. First, you should determine which type of hammock you have. There are two types of hammocks, hammocks with spreader bars and hammocks without spreader bars. Cleaning a hammock without spreader bars For hammocks without spreader bars, you can use washing machine. The cloth part of the hammock can be washed this way without any problems. In fact this is the easiest option when it comes to cleaning your hammock of this type. To prepare this piece for washing you need to follow a few small tips: 1. Grab the hammock by the metal rings on each end and fold the hammock in half. Tie the metal rings together with a piece of string to prevent tangling and damage to the hammock. 2. Put the tied together hammock into a pillowcase and place in your washing machine. 3. Wash the hammock according to manufacturer's specifications, using a mild detergent. 4. Do not use bleach when washing your hammock, as the bleach can damage the fibers. 5. Hang the hammock until it is dry.

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