Cleaning outdoor cushions at least once or twice a year will keep them looking their best and prolong the lifespan of your patio furniture. Before putting away your patio furniture for fall and winter ...

Because they remain outdoors for a good portion of the year, patio cushions weather plenty of dirt and debris. Bird droppings, pollen, tree sap, and blown dirt and lawn debris can make them grimy.

Simply remove them and follow the washing instructions on their tag — this should suffice to lift outdoor grime, such as mold, mildew, pollen, bird droppings and dirt. But in the case of tree sap, ...

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Outdoor cushions are similar to normal indoor cushions, but often have weather-resistant coatings and have been treated with UV protection. These additional factors mean cleaning them can be made more ...

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Outdoor cushions are similar to indoor cushions, but they are often made of a different fabric as well as being treated with UV protection. This means cleaning outdoor cushions can be difficult, ...

Relaxing on your patio furniture with a cold drink is the perfect way to pass a sunny afternoon. But when those comfy cushions start to look a little grimy, you can’t rely on a good rain shower to ...

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Proper care, cleaning and storage of outdoor furniture is an important part of keeping those pieces looking their best and ensuring they last a long time. Exposure to the elements can leave patio, ...