how you used this product to clean off you deck
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I have a composite deck. Get a 5 gallon bucket and a short bristled deck brush, add 4 ounces to 2 gallons of water and start scrubbing. You might want to sprinkle some OxiClean on a moist deck first and start the scrubbing process a few hours after.
2128212
I used this product on a deck made of composite material with similar properties as wood. It's well-suited for the job because it provides a very even pressure so you won't damage the surface.
1681665
I brushed it off with a whisk broom. That got it clean enough for taking cobwebs and dust off the side of my house.
26287
My deck is in the Texas sun (very hot!!) and I took the stuff off of it for about 10 days. After that, everything went back to where it was. No real problems. You can probably do your deck in sections, just be sure to stir the mixture THOROUGHLY each time you use it (and regularly while you're applying it.)
1771402
Not sure how to help with your issue but this product is not for cleaning a deck you want to preserve the sealant on. It is meant for prepping a deck for new stain/sealant.
1879698
I slide and slowly rotate the brush across my chain link gate in the backyard. On the front porch I use the decorative slats in much the same way. Knocks all the kooties and dust off quickly. For a thorough cleaning rinse but its seldom necessary.
1285568
Since I don't have a deck to screw it down, I anchored my scrubber on a small board which I can flip to shake off dirt. You can also hose it off.
1546830
Yes, I have a couple of weeks ago. It cleans very nicely and well worth the money. My deck is 15 x 18, is 23 years old and well worn but very usable. I'm very glad I bought it. It saved me a lot of time. Good luck!
1516733
I am no expert, but I just read a blog and the woman swore by using polyacrylic clear sealer, it's water based, instead of using wax. She actually used a certain brand of clear deck sealer. I found this on Pinterest. I'm going to try it sounds easier than wax.
77575
sorry. I have not tried that. I actually cleaned the sidewalk and then sprayed it separately with a 50/50 water/bleach solution. The attachment worked really well, though. It tremendously lessened the time it took me to clean the sidewalk!
2017057
I can't answer your specific question, but wanted to note that, per ounce when you factor in the shipping costs for this product, it would be pretty expensive to clean your deck with it. I personally would use Krud Kutter ($12 at Home Depot for a gallon), which cleans my outdoor areas pretty great without any staining or stickiness.
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I just take it outside and hose it down first, then spray it with Orange pinesol & Clorox and us a brush to clean it and hose the entire 'pawhut down again. Maybe just put some more Clorox mixed with a cleaner (simple green/pinesol) and let it stand, but make sure you have good ventilation as their may be some fumes from mixing the two. Or just use one item, Clorox or pinesol, at a time, but let them sit for a while before you use a brush & rinse completely. I use the mixture in moderation, but I don't suggest nor d I recommend everyone mix the two together.
1021566
It killed the weeds around my deck nicely. I sprayed it straight, not mixing it with anything. Make sure you were gloves and long pants. You don't want it getting on your skin. Spray it on when it is hot and sunny. It did not discolor my deck, but I don't know about wood chips.
1086779
I just put it in the shower, put some shampoo on it and hose it and the tray off. I hang the grass up on a pants or skirt hanger and let it dry.
341820
I would use a pressure washer. If you can use a bristle hand brush and it will clean the rubber then the oreck will do it about 10 times faster and with no effort. it's a great machine but if your deck is outside, I would use a pressure washer.
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My installation was for a redwood balcony deck to keep debris from falling onto my downstairs neighbor. I would clean it with a bucket of soapy water followed by a shop vac to suck excess water. It was not slippery when wet and cleaned like new. Made from the same rubber as tires, it's virtually indestructible. Not sure it would be aesthetically pleasing but functional? Yes.
1109614
I either empty the Rake & Go onto the street, or onto a tarp, and then into a garbage bag. The Rake & Go is a great piece of equipment. We use it all year long.