What is treated wood? We will take you through different kinds of lumber you can use for various projects, and especially ...

Also, if your deck was built before 2004, there’s a good chance it’s made of lumber treated with chromated copper arsenate. Regular refinishing helps to seal in the toxic arsenic that CCA ...

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Wood boards will last for decades if treated properly. Plastic boards need to be replaced about every two years, according to the pros we spoke to (though this depends on how frequently you use them).

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But, beyond washing, wood boards need to be treated with some TLC. Step right this way for an in-depth explainer on how to clean and care for it, but here’s the gist: At least once a month ...