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Awning fabric needs very little routine maintenance if it’s looked after regularly. Brush off loose dirt, leaves and debris every few weeks during the main season, and hose the fabric down from time to time to prevent build up.
For marks or light staining, use a soft brush with lukewarm water and a mild, non‑detergent soap, then rinse thoroughly and allow the fabric to dry completely before retracting. Treat any bird droppings, tree sap or stubborn marks as soon as possible so they don’t have time to set into the material.
Avoid using harsh chemicals, solvents, bleach or pressure washers, as these can damage the fabric and seams. Do not retract the awning while it is wet for long periods, as this can encourage mould or mildew in the folds.
We also recommend a quick visual check of the arms, brackets and fixings a few times a year to make sure everything is secure and moving freely, and to clear any debris from around the cassette. For cassette awnings, an additional protective cover or hood can help shield the unit and fabric from the worst of the weather when not in use, extending the life of the awning.