2020-12-18
Corectly storage is an important part of protecting patio furniture cushions. Your cushions collect a lot of debris while they’re outside, so it need to be washed with soap and water first. Harsh stains, particularly from mold and mildew, must be treated,in order to avoiding spread.
All cushions should be dried before they are stored over the winter. Keep them in a safe spot so you have clean, bright cushions when the weather begins to warm up.
wicker outdoor sofa
teak dining set
outdoor daybed
Preparing the Cushions for Storage
Brush debris off the cushions. If you prefer not to get your hands dirty, use any dry cloth or towel you have available. Give all of your cushions a dry brushing before washing. Because the cushions might have accumulated a lot of dirt and dust over the summer that can settle into the fabric as stains.
Step 1 Wash the cushions and then dry them thoroughly.
Take off removable cushion covers and machine wash them. Mix liquid dish detergent in warm water to hand-wash the cushions. Use a brush or towel to scrub the cushions. Rinse soap off the cushions with clean water and a towel. Dry the cushions in an open area out of direct sunlight.
Step 2. Choose an appropriate container or wrapping for storage.
Patio cushion storage ideas: •Airtight containers. You can keep patio cushions in airtight containers if you don’t plan on storing the cushions for an extended period. Just be sure the cushions have no moisture before putting them in the bin.
•Fabric storage bags. If you live in an area with high humidity,proposal selected a breathable fabric bags for cushions and not get stuck. Try to control the humidity inside the room by using a dehumidifier.
•Wooden storage box .Use a a wooden or rattan outdoor storage box,if it is avaiable.
3. Store outdoor cushions in a dry location.
Outdoor cushion storage tips: • Keep the cushions off the ground. No matter where you store cushions, make sure you keep them at least six inches off the ground. The ground of a basement or garage holds moisture, and that moisture can transfer to your cushions. Also, pests are more likely to get into your cushions if they are on the ground. Use a pallet, table, or shelf to lift the cushions. • Choose a dry, cool environment. Do whatever you can to maintain a consistent temperature and humidity. This could mean keeping the cushion inside an interior closet or renting a climate-controlled storage unit. If you must keep your cushion inside a shed, store the cushion inside a breathable deck box.
Tips:
• Always clean and dry your cushions before storing them. • Properly caring for your cushions while they are in use makes storage easier and helps make your cushions last longer. • Read any manufacturer instructions included with your cushions. Follow their cleaning advice for the best results.