How do composite materials handle chemical interactions with sunscreen on outdoor sofas?
Composite materials are widely used in outdoor furniture due to their durability and resistance to environmental factors. When it comes to chemical interactions with sunscreen, these materials exhibit strong performance. Sunscreen often contains oils, alcohols, and other chemicals that can degrade certain surfaces, but composites like fiberglass-reinforced polymers or high-density polyethylene (HDPE) are designed to resist such effects. Their non-porous surfaces prevent absorption, while UV stabilizers in the material reduce sun damage. Regular cleaning with mild soap and water can further minimize any residue buildup, ensuring the sofa maintains its appearance and structural integrity over time. Choosing composite outdoor sofas ensures long-term resistance to sunscreen and other common chemicals.