Can anyone suggest a good product/method for cleaning a painted deck that will help remove dirt and a bit of algae, whilst leaving the paint and surrounding plant life intact? (Very large area of decking). Cheers.
eljayv,
Nov 26, 10:50am
I used to use sponge mop and sospy water .
atea07,
Nov 26, 11:37am
scrap with a hard deck brush and a bucket off water with sugar soap,then hose down,best cleaning product for decks and cheap as well.
rosess,
Nov 26, 3:32pm
Thanks! Have sugar soap, will give that a go.
oh_hunnihunni,
Nov 27, 4:41am
A soft bristle broom works better than a sponge. A sponge is inclined to catch and rip if the deck has even a few rough spots.
korban,
Nov 27, 7:02am
We used Hit the Deck from Wet and Forget - it sure got rid of the gunge we had on our deck
samanya,
Nov 27, 7:32am
I've used Cabot's deck clean & it did a good job.
rosess,
Nov 29, 1:21pm
thanks everyone, sugar soap cleaned but didn't really move the algae so I will try some of the other suggestions.
sanders4,
Feb 5, 5:13am
Wet and forget is the best algae killer but household bleach is also good on a mostly clean surface - just remember that chlorine attacks plants so watch the drip line!
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