Alan Grant

So that's going to take, you said five hours.

You'd want to leave about four to five hours because it's a bit of angle grind, a bit of kind of heavier work involved, you know.

Yeah, so like it's Ireland at the end of the day.

So when we use our parasol nine times out of ten, when it's been rushed back into the shed, it's going in wet, we have it all folded up.

So when you're taking it out, it's probably a bit mouldy and stuff like that.

It's a fantastic product from HG Parasol Cleaner.

It does what it says.

You just spritz it on, get all that mould spots off it and just give it a good, thorough clean.

Don't, no, if you can.

It's hard not to, but.

A lot of people, this is divide and conquer, this one really is.

I burn off and I go again.

Look, you burn it off for about 10 minutes on the highest heat, you're ready to go.

I wouldn't be a fan of using like a bristle brush.

You see them marketed for like barbecue cleaner.

There is stories that fragments of metal are left then on the grate and you can actually ingest that then.

So it is important not to use one of them.

Yeah, or even just put it on your grass and power hose it as well.

Yeah, just throw it on the grass, give it a power hose both sides and then I'd still put it on for the 10 minutes on the high heat.

Yeah.