Do outdoor furniture (wooden)need periodic paint at heavy rainfall areas? Is any kind of special paint available to wear off the damage done by rain water ? please suggest

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Outdoor cedar furniture does not need to be painted or finished. It will last on average 10 - 15 years unfinished. If you decide to put an outdoor sealant on the furniture it will last longer.

Teak and cedar furniture can be cleaned years down the road and refinished. Power washing the wood will remove dirt and some of the gray in the wood. Once dry the wood can be refinished and it will look close to new again.

Patio maintenance is particularly important in the fall. Patios which are made of wood should be treated with a waterproofing substance to protect them from the winter weather.I must say that Natural wicker patio furniture can be a beautiful addition to any patio or porch.

I agree with you johny. Protective cover is important to maintain the quality of patio furniture you have. Whether it is cedar or not, paint and regular cleaning will make it last for a long time.

I agree that power washing your outdoor furniture after the winter is key in keeping it looking new. I've had the same set of 4 patio chairs for several years, and I think the power washing has saved them for me! Thanks for the other tips!

Hi,
Most of the patio sets have a table, with an inserted umbrella and a set of chairs. Other patio furniture that may have been added is couches, benches and additional chairs. No matter what kind of set you have, or how much you spent on it, you want to take care of it so it lasts for a long time.As winter time approaches we get the cold rains and the falling leaves. With the cooler temperatures, the umbrellas will not dry out the same as they would on the hotter days. This will leave moisture behind and may even start mold. Take down the umbrellas and spray them with a good water repellent product to protect them, and then pack them away for winter.
Wood has been an all time favorite choice for outdoor furniture. Preserving it with a good sealer will help prevent it from rotting or retaining any moisture. Water repellent for wood is easy to apply and can be found in different colors to fit your personal preference.

Soap and water is the answer to solve the dirt stains for couches and other leather furniture’s. Stain removers that are available in some stores are the solution for the rain drops and water stains. But for better assurance to avoid too much stain in your indoor furniture’s, place a cover cloth to your furniture’s before you leave the house for a long time.

It's simple. Cover up your patio furniture to protect it during winter season. When you plan to use it again soap and warm water will do good.

Hi,I am newbie in the forum and this is my first post here. I can read your full post. It has really very great tips for patio furniture. I like to follow these tips and I hope these are very useful tips for me.
Thanks!!!

Cleaning your own patio furniture can be very taxing. Yes, it can be a prodigious chore, but it needs to be done. This is to ensure that all your furniture maintain their good and durable structure so it can last long and provide its function for an extended time. Cleaning does not only provide you the avenue to prolong the life of your furniture, but can also save you the effort, time, and money of replacing them when they get destroyed or damaged.

For resin and heavy plastic furniture, you can use a power washer to clean them. You can spray your furniture with the pressure washer, rinse it with your hose, and then sun-dry your furniture. If you don't have a power washer, you can opt to clean it manually using a damp, clean cloth. This is simple, yet very effective to eliminate accumulated dirt and dust. Find simple ways where you can get rid of debris that collects in the corners of the furniture.