Caring for outdoor furniture takes minimal time. Each material needs specific attention.
Iron, steel, aluminum can rust. Newer pieces may be rust-resistant. Non-resistant frames: clean with mild soap/water, seal with pasty wax. Treat rust spots immediately with remover.
Usually pre-sealed. Clean with soap/water. Unsealed? Varnish immediately. Store in dry area (garage/shed) regardless of seal—except cedar and teak, which have natural protective oils. Teak (yellowish-brown, grained) lasts longer if stored.
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