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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, ...

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 ...

Last spring, when we began undressing our garden furniture, I found myself googling how to clean outdoor cushions with the zeal of Martha Stewart herself. After the long, cold Colorado winter, we had ...

A gentle scrub will keep it looking like new. 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.

Dirty windows aren't great for curb appeal or health but cleaning them is often a nightmare if you have window screens. Here's an easy way to tackle this task.

As your outdoor space is coming out of hibernation, it likely needs some TLC. You may be tempted to procrastinate on the task, but it’s essential to clean your porch, patio, or deck before the onset ...

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You may have seen the Environmental Protection Agency’s Safer Choice label on some of the household cleaning products you buy. Now, the agency is expanding use of the label to products used outdoors.