Hammock Care- Cleaning and storing hammocks with spreader bars.
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Hammock Care: Cleaning and Storing Hammocks with Spreader Bars
Overview
Discover valuable tips on how to clean, dry, and store hammocks with spreader bars to ensure their longevity and maintain their quality.
Cleaning Your Hammock
Hammocks with non-removable spreader bars cannot be machine washed, so hand washing is the best approach. Here's how:
1. Preparation: Lay your hammock on a clean, hard surface like a driveway or deck.
2. Cleaning:
- Use a bucket of water mixed with mild detergent.
- Gently scrub the hammock with a soft-bristle brush.
- Clean one side thoroughly, then flip it and repeat.
- Inspect for mold or mildew. Focus on any dark or black spots, cleaning them meticulously.
3. Drying:
- Hang the hammock in direct sunlight.
- Ensure it's stretched out properly to allow for even drying.
- Typically, it will dry completely in one to two days.
Storing Your Hammock
After the hammock is clean and fully dry, follow these steps for storage:
1. Protection:
- Consider applying a protective spray to shield it from the elements.
2. Folding:
- Hold the two hanging rings and fold the hammock in half.
3. Storage:
- Use a weather-resistant storage bag that allows air circulation to keep out moisture, dirt, and pests.
- If a storage bag isn’t available, hang the hammock by the metal rings in a dry location like a garage or basement.
By following these guidelines, you'll prolong the life and enjoyment of your hammock, keeping it in excellent condition for many seasons to come.
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