To keep your wooden outdoor furniture looking its best and protected from the elements, regular treatment is essential. The frequency depends heavily on the wood type, climate, and finish. As a general rule, most wooden furniture benefits from sealing or treating once a year. Inspect your furniture annually in the spring. If water no longer beads on the surface, it's time for a new coat. In harsh climates with intense sun or heavy rain, you may need to treat it every 6-12 months. For durable hardwoods like teak with natural oils, cleaning may suffice for years before re-oiling is needed. Always clean furniture thoroughly with a mild soap and let it dry completely before applying any sealant, oil, or stain. Consistent annual maintenance is the key to preventing gray weathering, cracking, and rot, ensuring your furniture remains beautiful and functional for many seasons.
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