If you have cushions specifically designed for outdoor furniture, you might assume it's always fine to leave them outside. However, while these cushions are built to withstand the elements better than indoor ones, it's not always advisable to leave them exposed permanently. Outdoor cushions are typically made from weather-resistant fabrics and fillings that dry quickly and resist mold and mildew. But prolonged exposure to direct sunlight can cause fading and fabric degradation over time. Heavy rain, while not immediately damaging, can lead to moisture buildup if cushions aren't allowed to dry thoroughly, potentially shortening their lifespan. For best results, it's recommended to store outdoor cushions in a dry place during harsh weather, extreme seasons, or when not in use for extended periods. If you do leave them out, ensure they are designed for all-weather use and consider using a protective cover to shield them from UV rays and precipitation. Regularly cleaning and airing them out will also help maintain their appearance and durability.
Can I leave my cushions outside if they are made for outdoor furniture?
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