There's never a bad time to start dreaming of warmer weather. That's why we have the basics for planning your comfy outdoor hangout – regardless of what the thermometer says. Just be sure to check back in February, when we'll have even more options for welcoming those warm, sunny days. Lounging & relaxing furniture(84) Outdoor Living & Patio Furniture Patio Furniture & Accessories {"inactiveBuffer":2,"currentIndex":0,"activeBuffer":2,"widgetClass":"CollapsingPagingWidget","showSinglePage":false,"pageSize":16,"paging_view_by_page":"View By Page","paging_view_all":"View All 21 Items","persistentStorage":"true","paging_next":"≫","viewModeBeforePages":true,"defaultTotalItems":21,"paging_previous":"≪","totalItems":21,"showXofYLabel":false,"triggerPageChanged":false,"defaultPageSize":16} View All 21 Items RelevancePrice - Low to HighPrice - High to LowName - A to ZName - Z to AHighest Rated {"currentIndex":0,"inactiveBuffer":2,"activeBuffer":2,"widgetClass":"CollapsingPagingWidget","showSinglePage":false,"pageSize":16,"paging_view_by_page":"View By Page","paging_view_all":"View All Items","persistentStorage":"true","paging_next":"≫","viewModeBeforePages":true,"paging_previous":"≪","showXofYLabel":false,"triggerPageChanged":false,"defaultPageSize":16}
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Use a generous amount of your cleaning solution to soak the plastic outdoor chairs. You may need to scrub your plastic outdoor chairs for a few minutes if dirt and leaves are caked on. Allow the chairs to soak for 10 to 15 minutes if the dirt doesn't automatically come off. Letting the solution soak in will help to loosen dirt and stains on your plastic chairs.Spray your plastic patio chairs off with a hose to rinse off the soap and remaining dirt. Use a nozzle or extra water pressure to ensure you've gotten your outdoor patio chairs clean. Repeat as needed if there is any remaining dirt or staining. Use a gentle brush, such as a soft toothbrush, to clean any hard-to-reach crevices on your outdoor chairs. A thick scrub brush can also remove dirt from the seats of your chairs, especially plastic chairs. Place the chairs upside down and allow them to dry. If you intend to use your plastic patio chairs right away, you can dry them with a clean towel. You can also use paper towels on smaller plastic patio chairs.
Avoid using abrasives like steel wool, as these can quickly scratch up your plastic lounge chairs. Wash your patio chairs as needed and keep them inside or in a shed when not in use to prevent them from getting weathered and dirty. If you don't have room inside, throw a tarp or an old blanket over your patio chairs to keep them clean. To tackle deeper stains on your lawn chairs, add half a cup of bleach to the cleaning solution. Be sure to rinse your lawn chairs thoroughly so that the bleach does not affect the colors. Spray paints designed for plastic garden chairs can cover up stains that just won't come off. Be sure to paint your plastic garden chairs early so that they have time to dry and ventilate properly before guests arrive. Vanilla Orbit White Outdoor Rocking Lounge Chair Vanilla Orbit Black Outdoor Rocking Lounge Chair Starboard Chaise Lounge Natural Miami Green Folding Lounge Chair Miami White Folding Lounge Chair Miami Brown Folding Lounge Chair
Sling Outdoor Lounge ChairPatio FurnitureIf you enjoy spending time outside, it's worth having a good set of patio furniture. You'll want to choose a set that's comfortable, suits your sense of style and is appropriate for the climate in your area.Natural wicker and rattan are classic materials for patio furniture. They're conveniently lightweight, but they will weather when exposed to the elements. All-weather wicker, which is synthetic, looks like natural wicker but is durable and resistant to sun and rain.Metal patio furniture is another option. Aluminum is fairly lightweight and corrosion-resistant, with a smooth finish. Steel is heavier and is generally treated to prevent rust, but if you have severe weather you may need to use a rust-retardant primer and paint. Wrought iron is the heaviest and strongest material for outdoor furniture, and it's durable and rust-resistant, though a rust-retardant primer and paint may be helpful. The major downside to metal furniture is that it can get hot in the sun.