My garden furniture was out all last summer in the rain. I tried some off the shelf products but they don’t seem to work. The black discolouration is very bad.
Asked by: Flower

I like teak but it may not be in the budget:)
Asked by: jah

We rent the house so major home improvements are not really viable , was hoping someone may know of some “lawn saving cup things”. Its not really the table that is the problem more the front legs of the chairs .
Asked by: trychome

It has been covered over winter with a proper cover from B&Q. When I uncovered it yesterday for the first time this year I found it was mouldy. Not all over it, but enough to be annoying as it is still brand new. I didnt know this could happen to wooden garden furniture. Can someone please tell me what I need to do to repair this, and to stop it happening again? Thank you x x
Asked by: C3P0

I’m looking for low, just off the ground, wooden furniture that can be left outside permanently.
Asked by: BEN M

We have a lovely wooden table and chairs but would they spoil if i left them out permanently for the summer? Theyre treated with something – ie they came like that. We hardly ever use them cos its a pain getting them in and out of the shed, but if i felt safe to leave them out we’d use them more! Its been so wet lately ..
Asked by: Jo

I bought outdoor furniture from Lowes (brand “Garden Treasures”) and I’m looking for a loveseat cover. I have been on Lowes website several differents towns with no luck. Can anyone help me???
Asked by: linniemouse

i have a leather sofa that i would like to have on my decking area but also want to protect it in the bad weather has anyone herd or now off were big brother got there furniture dipped in rubber
Asked by: springbabe

The total comes to about £400 but is it worth claiming on the house insurance or will my no claims discount be wiped out next year and end up costing me more in the long run?
Asked by: Kim

My 6 month old Golden Retreiver puppy is very well behaved in the house, doesn’t chew and is now house trained. When he is left in the garden he destroys everything, rips up shrubs, pulls over pots and destroys the plants in them, rips my garden furniture, digs holes and eats everything and anything. He is exercised regularly, has plenty of doggie toys in the garden and even has another, older, dog to keep him company. Any ideas why he does this and what I can do to stop it?
Asked by: jolo6938