White mold on outdoor tables is a common issue caused by moisture and lack of proper maintenance. To prevent it, start by keeping your table dry. Wipe off rainwater or dew regularly and avoid placing it in damp, shaded areas. If possible, use a waterproof cover when the table isn’t in use.

For existing mold, mix equal parts water and white vinegar or a mild bleach solution (1 cup bleach per gallon of water). Scrub the affected areas gently with a soft brush, then rinse thoroughly. Allow the table to dry completely in sunlight, as UV rays help kill mold spores.

Applying a protective sealant or outdoor furniture wax can also create a barrier against moisture. For wooden tables, sanding and refinishing may be necessary if mold has penetrated deeply. Regular cleaning with a mild soap solution will help maintain the table’s condition.

By following these steps, you can keep your outdoor table mold-free and extend its lifespan. Prevention is key, so establish a routine to protect your furniture from humidity and weather damage.