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, ...

Outdoor cushions add comfort and style to your patio or garden — but in order for them to look good (for longer), they ...

As the days get warmer, I'm itching to get outside and enjoy my porch and garden. After winter and the yellow layer of spring pollen, my outside space and furniture need a thorough cleaning, and I ...

Polywood patio furniture is a popular choice thanks to its simplicity and durability, so it is unsurprising that it is easy to clean and maintain – even after a long harsh winter. While cleaning ...

Sweep regularly and deep clean twice a year with soap, water, and a gentle scrub. Rinse well, air-dry fully, and store rolled and dry during winter. Choose weather-resistant rugs like polypropylene 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, ...

Winter is gone and summer is here, which means it's time for barbecues and lazy days spent lounging outside. But to get all that, you have to clean your outdoor spaces. (Boo.) The tools below will ...

Having an inviting outdoor conversation set or dining set is like having an extra room that’s always ready for an al fresco dinner party or celebration—until it’s not. Between sun, rain and a few too ...

AGAWAM, Mass. (WWLP) – After a weekend of cold weather, temperatures are expected to warm up to the high 50s this week. With spring officially starting on Tuesday, March 19 residents across the ...

Sprucing up for spring includes giving your lawn furniture the cleaning it deserves. By Hannah Selinger The weather is turning the corner, and that means one thing for certain: It’s patio season.

Avoid car wax, bleach, acetone, and all-purpose cleaners; they can damage finishes. Use soft sponges; bristle brushes and power washers can scratch or degrade furniture. Mild soap and water are safest ...