Should these cushions be Scotchgarded to protect them from stains or are they already ?
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This chair is water resistant, but not stain resistant. You may use Scotchgard if you'd like extra protection.
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No they are not. And I must say that after being in use for 1 year the cushions are in a bad shape - quality not good enough!!
1862463
Not unless you remove the protective coating from them. I believe there is a clear lacquer on them as a preventative.
918965
Not really. The sides are fabric, but you might try using Scotch Guard. That may help.
604917
I own two of these cushions and love them. But in answer to your question I would direct you to the company who sells them, if anyone would know they should.
3907
These cushions are not water proof so they are not meant to be outside overnight in inclement weather. I use them on an enclosed porch at my cottage out of direct sunlight.
267306
The cushions arrive compressed in a bag with all the air removed and the instructions tell you to put on the covers immediately. I haven't had to clean the cushions but I imagine it may be a tight fit but not impossible.
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No. They cannot be turned over. The seat cushions are very sturdy and do not show stains. The back cushions get kinda squished after a while but I could probably improve that if I tried.
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You can probably scotch guard the inside lining. But the outside is nice calf leather and you should use leather protector cream or spray instead. Scotch guard is for material and not leather. It might stain it. I have not treated the outside. The leather wipes clean with a slightly damp soft cloth . It's quite hardy.
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That is the application we bought ours for but I think you might have to put a new cover over the seat cushion as we did. We bought outdoor material that matched our decor and for further measure we scotchguarded it. putting a new cover eas very easy, it was a simple staple job. I hope this helps.
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Haven't had to replace my cushions yet and cannot find out anything about that online....but I will most likely use standard replacements (from Home Depot or Target) whenI need them. removing the covers and washing them is a great option too...spray them with a stain treatment and wash after a few minutes. I keep my cushions on a covered porch during the week when we are not using them....a small hassle but they still look like new after one year.
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I took mine to a rehapolster and had new cushions made from foam. When you take the covers off the inside was nothing but fiberfill and didn't hold up. Covers can be put in the wash.
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I don't have an answer for you. Sorry. I live in Minnesota. I can say, this is the second year I have kept the cushions out all summer, under the covers and they look as good as new. So they are definitely waterproof. I wish I could help you more! Good luck
1125107
Soft microfiber cloth vegetable soap and water. Nothing has stained or scratched them yet. I would use a Lysol disinfectant wipe if necessary
79930
I don't think so. There are cushions made with Sunbrella that would be better.
792935
Yes, that is puzzeling and I should have sent them back, but just wasn't worth the effort. It is definitely a defect. I will probably just figure a simple way to connect them with ties. I don't really use the cushions that much. It was a definite waste of velcro!
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None I saw but have had outside for a year in NC sun and rain. holding up well other than expected fading on cushions. Comes with a cover you can use if you stack them. survived poolside with grandkids so far :)