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Features of Soltex Cushions

Want the comfort of textile with the durability of synthetic materials? Soltex cushions offer exactly that! Soltex is a high-quality blend of strong polyester yarn and soft olefin fibres. This combination provides a natural look and comfortable seating.

The fabric is tightly woven, water-permeable, low-maintenance and resistant to dirt, mould and fading.

Although Soltex is lightly water-permeable, it still holds up surprisingly well in rain showers. Thanks to its dense structure, the cushions dry at a steady, natural pace.

 

Benefits of Soltex Garden Cushions:

  • Can stay outdoors from March to October

  • Natural textile look with soft, comfortable feel

  • Resistant to dirt, mould and fading

  • Water-permeable and optionally water-repellent with added treatment

  • Cushion covers machine washable at 30°C

 

 

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Fabric swatches

Step 1: Clean Your Soltex Cushions and Covers

Keep your garden cushions fresh by cleaning them regularly. Remove dust, leaves, and mud with a soft cloth. Dab liquid stains immediately with a clean, dry cloth to prevent them from soaking in.

Tip: Is your garden set placed under a tree? Check regularly for bird droppings and remove them right away to avoid staining.

Step 2: Treat with Soltex Cleaner

Soltex has a dirt-repellent coating that helps protect against stains and mould. If this coating has worn off, use Textile & RuCore Cleaner.

Spray the cleaner onto the cushion and let it sit for 30 seconds. Dampen a sponge or soft scrubbing sponge and gently rub the surface in circular motions. Repeat if necessary for stubborn stains until they disappear.

Step 3: Rinse and Protect

Rinse the cushions thoroughly with water and allow them to dry completely outdoors. Then apply a new protective layer using Textile & RuCore Protector to restore resistance to dirt, grease, and moisture.

Important: Make sure the cushions are completely dry before covering or storing them to prevent mould growth.

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