Whether you can leave your outdoor furniture outside all winter depends heavily on the material and your local climate. While some all-weather materials can technically survive the season, it is generally not recommended. Prolonged exposure to snow, ice, rain, and freezing temperatures can cause significant damage, including rust on metal frames, cracking in wood, and fading or brittleness in plastics and resins. Even furniture labeled as "all-weather" benefits from protective measures. For optimal longevity, storing furniture in a garage, shed, or basement is the best course of action. If storage isn't an option, using high-quality, breathable waterproof covers is essential. Ensure furniture is clean and dry before covering to prevent mold and mildew. Taking these steps to either store or properly protect your outdoor furniture will help it look better and last for many more seasons.
Can you leave outdoor furniture outside all winter, or should it be stored?
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