LAMINET Deluxe Furniture Protectors

If your sole purpose for buying these covers is to protect your furniture while it sits in storage then these might be fine for you, however for the price these are going for if all you're using them is for is storage then you're better off saving money and buying plastic drop cloths to cover your furniture. Here is a list of uses that these covers DON'T at all work well for and why: 1. Removing and putting back on the furniture multiple times. Not only did these covers start ripping at the seams within the few short times that I removed them and put them back on (I was not forceful), but they don't fold up very well at all and you end up with giant plastic wads that don't exactly store conveniently or discreetly in between uses. 2. Sitting in your furniture while the covers are on: Even ignoring the fact that these are made of stinky, crinkly vinyl that could never be made to feel comfortable while sitting on them, or the fact that they don't at all fit the furniture snugly so it looks like you're sitting on a plastic bag that's covering your couch or chair, even IF you're willing to live with those things, you still can't sit on these covers because they tear at the seams with the slightest bit of pressure, so plopping your bottom on them will surely rip them apart in one go. 3. Using outside (whether its on indoor or outdoor furniture). These are not weather proof in the least bit, even in the short while before they start ripping at the seams. I used them to cover the (indoor) couch and chair that I had sitting on my covered back patio. Occasionally some raindrops get blown into the patio the by the wind (and onto my couch and chair, hence the reason I purchased these covers) and much to my disappointment the water leaked right through the covers (at the seams) and because the moisture was sitting under plastic my couch and chair now reek of mold and I have to get rid of them. I realize this was my fault, nowhere in the description of these covers does it say they're weather proof, but just thought I'd mention it in case it might save someone else from moldy furniture. This product is not at all functional, friendly, or aesthetically pleasing beyond being a barrier to prevent dust from accumulating on stored furniture. If you're expecting anything else you'll probably be pretty disappointed like I am. I spent over $60 for the couch and chair covers and didn't bither trying to return them because they ripped at the seams within a few days and I'm not going to try to return a product I (technically) damaged. I don't often waste money like this but I gotta say, this was one of the times I flushed it right down the toilet. You've been warned ;)