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can u leave this outside all summer.... in rain?

Heatha Normandin

9 years ago

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Loopee Design
9 years ago
Hi Heatha, You can leave the Cacoon outside. The fabric is treated against mold and UV damage. However, if you leave it out all summer, the fabric may change color some. Look at the video on this link, it shows how to hang your Cacoon in order to minimize exposure to sun and rain when you are not using it (second video towards the end). http://www.cacoonusa.com/Cacoon-Hammocks-Options-s/101.htm Feel free to email us at info@loopeedesign.com if you have any more questions. Thanks for your interest in the Cacoon! Loopee Design
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