Depending on the degree of dirt, you can "blow" it off with a hair dryer or leaf blower. If it's beyond that spray with an outdoor cleaner and then wash off with a garden hose. I would stay away from a pressure washer because it can do more damage than good.
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Winded makes an outdoor furniture cleaner that attaches to your hose. Try that and a scrub brush
This information has been very helpful to me. https://www.wickerwoman.com/articles/wicker-furniture-care
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I use Young Living's Thieves cleaner
This one eat to clean wicker furniture: https://www.womansday.com/home/organizing-cleaning/a58924/how-to-clean-wicker-furniture/
This is another method you could try: https://www.msn.com/en-us/video/news/how-to-properly-clean-your-wicker-furniture/vp-BB171F70
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https://www.tipsbulletin.com/how-to-clean-wicker-furniture/
Depending on the degree of dirt, you can "blow" it off with a hair dryer or leaf blower. If it's beyond that spray with an outdoor cleaner and then wash off with a garden hose. I would stay away from a pressure washer because it can do more damage than good.
If it’s old school wicker, it will not tolerate a lot of moisture, like the plastic wicker does.
I would start off “mild and dry” and get more aggressive, only if it’s not coming clean.