How to clean concrete statues like a pro Before you can begin to clean and refresh your yard art ideas for the new season, it's best to gather all your cleaning supplies first. You will need: ...

QI have a statue of a blue heron, but the neck is broken. The statue is about four feet tall, and I think it is made of concrete or a composite of concrete and another material. I would like to ...

Concrete garden statuary can begin to crack and crumble from the cold winter elements. Horticulturist Paul Epsom shares the secret to keeping your concrete statuary safe all winter.

While antique concrete statues are fabulous, I often use reproductions made from a lightweight material such as terra cotta because they are inexpensive and easier to lift.

That's calcium carbonate, present in the raw materials used to make concrete statues, rising to the surface in a process called efflorescence. Rain will eventually wash it away.

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Police in Ohio are on the lookout for Bigfoot after a gift shop owner reported that statues of the hairy creature vanished from outside her store.

Terra cotta and ceramic shatter. Concrete can be damaged, eroding and breaking as water seeps into cracks then freezes and thaws, expands and contracts, over and over as temperatures rise and fall.