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How you you do this?

Doug Dahlke

Donating Member
Last week I washed a composite deck with painted PTP rails and bead board ceiling. The house was sided with cedar shakes. I knew my house wash mix could damage the finish on the shakes so I was very careful to pre wet the shakes and not get my cleaning solution on them. I even hand brushed the trim sections that butted up to the shakes so I wouldn't spray them.

The rest of the house could use a washing. Most of the soffit, fascia and window trim had visible dirt and mildew. How could you possibly wash this house without damaging the siding?
 

Ken Fenner

Active member
Doug, you could do it with a very mild bleach mix and some dish soap. The rinse would have to be fan pattern and low pressure all the way. X-Jets or even downstreaming with a 0 degree could cause "signing" issues.

As always with wood, test your mix in a small area first.
 
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