Furniture Care
POLYWOOD® is a type of outdoor furniture made from high-density polyethylene found in recycled plastics like milk gallons and detergent bottles. After a long process in the recycling facility, POLYWOOD lumber is extracted from the moulding …
If you live in an area prone to storms, hurricanes, and windy weather, it can be hard to maintain your outdoor patio furniture. You could be wondering how to keep your patio furniture from blowing …
While acacia is a great choice for outdoor furniture, it is not nearly as durable as teak wood. And often requires protection to keep it in good condition. Most people opt for oil to preserve …
Outdoor cushions are generally believed to be water-resistant but not waterproof. And being exposed to the elements means they can lose their water-repelling qualities over time. One of the best ways to save them from …
Bed bugs are often associated with mattresses, where they live in between the seams or even inside the foam. But that doesn’t mean they won’t manifest in any other furnishing. In fact, besides mattresses, you …
Painting is an excellent way to breathe new life into old pieces or give them a custom look that complements your existing décor. However, choosing to spray paint vs brush paint furniture outdoors can be …
Whenever you are building a new deck or purchasing some new wooden furniture, it’s always a good idea to ensure it’s weatherproof so it can be able to withstand outdoor elements. Not treating wood makes …
The main purpose for purchasing outdoor furniture is so you can use it outside. So, it’s only natural to expect all patio furniture to remain intact when left outdoors throughout the year. But in reality, …
Spring is that time of the year when everything seems to point outdoors – a great time to relish your patio living space. But it’s also the season when pollen showers are at their peak. …
Have you ever thought about what could happen if you allowed all that stagnant water to remain on your patio furniture cover for a while? Weak seams, damaged foam insert, sagging fabric, and maybe eventually, …
