Can this be kept outside next to the house or does it need to be stored in a covered area?
1325548
With the exception of some nuts on the handle and underneath the cart, this can be safely kept outside. Leave it face up, and use the "dumping" lever to get rid of accumulated rain water and the nuts underneath won't rust. Alternatively, using a silicone-based spray on the exposed metal parts occasionally should also address any problems arising from it being stored outside. Other than its assembly directions being really unclear, I love this cart.
1325549
Yes I do not see an issue with keeping this Cart stored outside. I would recommend that you try and put some sort of cover over it to protect it from the elements as there are some nuts and bolts that could rust over time. Hope this helps!
1325550
Sure you can but its not going to last as long. It will rust eventually. If you need to store it outside I suggest getting a grill or lawnmower tarp to cover it and keep the elements off. You buy a cheap one on here for like $8.
1322036
Thin to none. This must be placed in a covered area protected from rain and wind.
1849292
There is no need to store unless there is a prolonged period of non-use. I put deflated slide over my fence to get it dry and off the ground and used it several days in a row
1233272
We just bought the Sand and Water Center this spring so I can't answer how it would do left out over the winter. We plan to store it inside however.
1594875
Depends, it is not sealed, made for indoor use, you can use it outside, as long as it's not raining or wet. Mine is attached to my roll-about garage workbench, I use it in the garage and the driveway.
314469
Ours is on a covered porch and is holding up great. I wouldn't recommend leaving it uncovered outside in the weather year-round.
174757
I live in Minnesota and here's my suggested protocol for winter storage. Take off the canopy and store it, the 4 canopy support rods, and the head pillow in your garage. That's it. I leave my swing outside, uncovered, all winter. I've never covered it, and the snow and cold haven't created any issues. However, I learned the hard way. The first year I left the canopy on (against instructions) and the weight of the snow caused two of the canopy support rods to splinter. I ordered two replacement rods and they were supplied quickly by Sunset Swings. Hope this answers your question.
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It is electric, so I would be cautious about having it outside. I guess if you have it in a covered area protected from the weather it might be OK. It would probably need more frequent cleaning. I'm not sure I have totally answered your question......just my first thoughts to having it outside.
1037621
Hi. As one of the other questions indicates, it can be safely stored outside during winter. Just empty the barrel, disconnect the hose, and turn the barrel upside down to prevent capturing snow. The hose connection to the barrel is easily removed, and the gutter connection left in place.
82043
Im not sure. I have mine outside but its under a covered area. To be on the safe side I would bring the cushion inside.
597013
I assume you mean the outside. It doesn't get dirty from use but it will from sitting in your yard if it isn't covered. It's easy to wash off and a cover will help keep it clean.
831687
Depending on where you live, it is probably best to store it in a garage if possible as there are electrical components. As far as a cover, you might want to consider using a bbq cover or patio furniture cover.
1835382
Heather, I would not leave it up outside. However, it is very easy to set up and take down. Good luck.
1844948
I would imagine you could have it outside. Very durable bag, just wouldn't want it to get rained on a lot. Mine is outside under a deck enclosure and has endured the Minnesota humidity.
1248929
I store it open(flat) against the wall of the garage or shed. You can also hang it(flat) from a hook on a wall.
1310377
You can collapse it so it isn't standing up in case of strong winds. If you live in an area with year-round moderate weather, you should be able to leave it outside, but I do recommend collapsing it when not in use.
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Personally I think keeping this in a location subject to weather 365 daya a year is not a good idea. Mine is in a semi-covered area and I covered it in plastic to prevent winter snow and ice damage. I also do not store potting soil directly in the soil area, partly because I also use as a server on my deck for parties. Rain does get inside even on the side with the solid cover.