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10 tips for restoring your garden furniture

Make rusty chairs, splintered tables and fading umbrellas a thing of the past by giving your garden accessories a little love.

By Nick Moyle and Rich Hood

Store away

If possible, store your freshly spruced garden furniture in a shed or outhouse over winter and during times of extended bad weather. If space is an issue, store them under a well secured tarpaulin cover or similar.

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Source: readersdigest.co.uk

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