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The pollen levels this summer have been way above the usual, and we definitely still need that Vitamin D! When the weather finally cools down just a bit, and it's not miserably hot outside, you’ll want to kick back on your outdoor furniture without worrying about pollen sticking all over your clothes. Cleaning your outdoor furniture doesn’t have to mean grabbing those big-name chemical bottles you find online. If you prefer a more natural approach—kind of like we do at Tidying by Kimberly May—try this: mix half a cup of dish soap, one cup of white vinegar, and a gallon of warm water in a bucket. Easy, right? Usually, it can be about a week before you get a good stretch of nice weather to enjoy your outdoor space. During that time, pollen, bird droppings, or even tree sap from your yard’s trees can build up on your furniture. These buildup spots might stain if you’re not careful. For those darker stains, spray a 50/50 solution of warm water and white vinegar directly on the spot. ...