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Backyard Play Equipment
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(ARA) - One of the most overlooked,
yet most needed, cleaning chores in your home is probably right
in your own back yard -- outdoor play equipment. When outdoor
play equipment -- activity gyms, swing sets, sandboxes, playhouses,
little red wagons, even doghouses -- come out for the summer,
it can be a staging area for bacteria-laden dirt and grime. |
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When the air turns cool, most
backyard play equipment was consigned, like the lawnmower, to
the back of the garage, an unused corner of the basement or storage
shed. Most outdoor playthings need a seasonal cleaning to free
them from the mold, mildew and everyday dirt they pick up while
not in use. Even when it stays outdoors year round, as
most swings and pet shelters do, the surfaces easily become contaminated
from dust and residue. Playground equipment, like outdoor furniture,
is exposed to weather, windblown dirt and the occasional visiting
bird, plus whatever grime has stuck to its surface during storage.
CLR Outdoor Furniture Cleaner
is formulated specifically to combat the types of dirt and grime
encountered outdoors, and this makes it perfect for backyard
play equipment. Just spray on, wipe off and rinse. The cleaner
fights stains, contains a UV-protectant and is harmless to grass. |
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CLR Outdoor Furniture Cleaner
is ideal for a clean start to the outdoor season. It will give
a good feeling knowing children can enjoy the outdoor season
with backyard play equipment and outdoor toys that are squeaky
clean. This innovative product can also be used to clean any
kind of outdoor furniture: plastic, resin, rattan, wicker, wood,
wrought iron, vinyl, PVC and canvas.
CLR Outdoor Furniture Cleaner
is available nationally at drug and hardware stores in a 26 ounce
spray bottle. It is part of the family of quality CLR cleaning
products developed originally by Jelmar. |
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For more household tips, to
see what other CLR products can do for you or to locate a CLR
Outdoor Furniture retailer, log on to www.jelmar.com. or call (800) 323-5497.
Courtesy of ARAcontent |
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