As durable as it may be against rain, pollen or dirt, outdoor hammocks are designed to hold up in the elements but that does not mean they are maintenance-free. A couple of times a year, deep cleaning your hammock will help prevent mold and mildew and help the fabric last longer. Nobody, after all, wants to place their favorite toys on a dusty surface. There are a few easy tasks that can be done to guarantee the longest life possible for your hammock. Read more about Mayan hammocks here.
Cleaning the Hammock
Stretch it out on a clean, dry, non-abrasive surface to clean, then wet it with a hose and scrub the ropes gently with a gentle brush and a mild soap or warm-water solution. Rinse with the hose until it is done. Do not use bleach or other cleaning substance involving bleach or other chemicals that are powerful. Rinse … More...