Leaving your outdoor furniture cushions exposed to the elements year-round is generally not recommended. While convenient, constant exposure to sun, rain, wind, and cold can significantly shorten their lifespan. The sun's UV rays will fade colors and break down fabrics, making them brittle. Rain and humidity can lead to mold, mildew, and internal rot of the cushion filling. Even if your cushions are labeled as "all-weather," this typically means they are water-resistant and quick-drying, not indestructible. For long-term protection, the best practice is to store cushions in a dry, well-ventilated area like a garage or shed when not in use for extended periods, especially during harsh winter months or heavy rain seasons. If daily storage isn't practical, invest in a dedicated waterproof storage bench or use durable furniture covers designed to allow for air circulation. For occasional use, all-weather cushions made from solution-dyed acrylic or polyester will offer the best durability, but bringing them in during severe weather is always the safest choice to keep them looking new for seasons to come.
Can I leave the cushions for my urban outdoor furniture outside all year round, or should I bring them in?
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