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Where are cushions made?
Cushions are made in all parts of the world.
What are cushions made of?
polester and cotton
When were cushions made?
In the middle ages
What are some materials that cushions are made of?
Some materials that cushions are made out of is silk, argon, rayon, and cotton. The most popular of materials for cushions is cotton. Because cotton is the most comfortable without getting scratchy.
When were cushions first made?
september 1948
How old are cushions?
that depends on when the pillow was made!
How do i dry the cushions on my patio chairs after is rains?
patio cushions are made to withstand rain. However, you can dry cushions in a dryer. Set dryer on an air dry, gentle cycle. This should sufficiently dry the cushions without a problem
Do outdoor furniture cushions age more quickly?
Outdoor furniture cushions are made to with withstand the wear and tear of weather. However, if you want to extend the life of your cushions, you can store them indoors during rain or when not in use.
What should happen to the equilibrium price of whoopee cushions when the price of the rubber necessary to make the cushions declines?
If rubber is cheaper, more whoopee cushions can be made, so there will be more options to meet demand. Thus, prices will drop.
How are outdoor pillows different from regular pillows?
Outdoor pillows and cushions are different from regular pillows and cushions as they are made a little tougher and to be water resistant and weather proof.
Where to get cheap patio furniture cushions?
JcPenney's, Leaders Outdoor Furniture, and even Overstock.com sell cheap patio furniture cushions. However, keep in mind that cheap cushions are usually not made with a material that is weatherproof so you may find yourself having to replace and spend more on them than if you bought decent quality cushions.
Are the outdoor furniture cushions made by Sedona water resistant?
Yes, Sedona outdoor cushions are fully water resistant and are approved for outdoor use in all types of weather.
