Can I use this product on wood deck?
1573589
Though the package doesn't make any mention of wood, it does suggest using it on walls and just about everything else. It's basically an enzymatic solution, similar to what you might use on laundry stains. Package recommends you test for color-fastness on any surface before applying the product. I've personally used it on a wooden furniture frame with some success (multiple applications and drying phases). I find that covering the applied product with a dampened cloth helps with its absorption into the wood (must have allowed 30-60 minutes). I have also tried this product on black furniture leather with less success, and without color changes.
1573590
Though the package doesn't make any mention of wood, it does suggest using it on walls and just about everything else. It's basically an enzymatic solution, similar to what you might use on laundry stains. Package recommends you test for color-fastness on any surface before applying the product. I've personally used it on a wooden furniture frame with some success (multiple applications and drying phases). I find that covering the applied product with a dampened cloth helps with its absorption into the wood (must have allowed 30-60 minutes). I have also tried this product on black furniture leather with less success, and without color changes. Though the package doesn't make any mention of wood, it does suggest using it on walls and just about everything else. It's basically an enzymatic solution, similar to what you might use on laundry stains. Package recommends you test for color-fastness on any surface before applying the product. I've personally used it on a wooden furniture frame with some success (multiple applications and drying phases). I find that covering the applied product with a dampened cloth helps with its absorption into the wood (must have allowed 30-60 minutes). I have also tried this product on black furniture... » Read More Though the package doesn't make any mention of wood, it does suggest using it on walls and just about everything else. It's basically an enzymatic solution, similar to what you might use on laundry stains. Package recommends you test for color-fastness on any surface before applying the product. I've personally used it on a wooden furniture frame with some success (multiple applications and drying phases). I find that covering the applied product with a dampened cloth helps with its absorption into the wood (must have allowed 30-60 minutes). I have also tried this product on black furniture leather with less success, and without color changes. « Show Less
1573591
I can't see why not...Not sure if it would do much for a wood deck but it shouldn't hurt the wood.
1105086
on the bottle it doesn't list wood as a surface this product can be used on. it is mostly for hard, non porous surfaces such as fiberglass, ceramic tile, stainless steel, formica and porcelain. it is also a disinfectant.hope this helped.
852478
Haven't tired on wood. Used on vinyl siding and composite deck flooring and it works beautifully. As for wooden decks flooring or any wood product can't say. Check directions given on container to see if there are any warnings regarding wood. With the success I've had using the product I would have to see with a small area of spare wood product testing and then leave it in the sun for a few days to see if any indication of problems. Have used this product for several years and found it to be the best I've ever used for mold and other stains that have appeared on my decking and vinyl siding.
1983152
We have ours on a wooden deck and there's no problem at all. You will love this product!
2234561
I would say no, but I don't have a wooden deck, so I can't say for sure. However, it's hard plastic with a durable aluminum strip along the edge. It's a very well made piece, but is not heavy. What do you use on your deck now? It's basically a very big plastic shovel, so if you use a plastic shovel now, it's the same. If you use a metal shovel, this would be even better. Hope this helps.
2068321
I have not tried using deck stain with this product. But as my experience there should be no problem doing so. Just make sure you have a cleaning agent after you complete staining your deck. Deck stains are not water based.
1184882
I used it on my wood deck last winter and I have not see any adverse effects.
648490
Hopefully you would have better luck than I did. First results were fantastic. As winter progressed it started to bubble up....now it is peeling off. Very upset....now they tell you to sand your wood before using the product. If it is a new deck I would not use it....good luck.
774119
You can use this on a previously sealed deck. The older the better (less work.) You'll just need to strip the sealant using non chlorine bleach diluted in water and 'painted' on and power washed off. The reason you use bleach is because it's an oxidizing agent. Oxidation of the stain from the porous wood membrane happens over a long period of time, naturally, with exposure to sun, rain, etc. Non chlorine bleach simply speeds it up.
1983154
Yes, it can be placed on a wood deck. We have a wood deck and have had no issues with it being too hot since the heat is emitted through the top, not the bottom. We love our fire table!! Hope this helped...
1564808
No, I'm afraid not. It's plastic, and isn't really shaped right for that. Sadly it doesn't work at all on wood either. Cheers
250697
I didn't try it on wood, however, I suggest this can be used on flat, smooth surfaces, something likeglass, ceramic tile....
1842324
I use a disposable paintbrush, but sure, it's thin enough that you could apply it that way. Probably a small foam roller would work well. I hope your deck isn't very large. This stuff is pricey for that application! My application was coating some steel and copper lines to be submerged in saltwater. Worked well for that.
1719547
yes.....if the wood is unsealed or not painted it may penetrate the surface and enter the grain...if the wood product is sealed or painted itworks just as described. You might want to consider "Wet and Forget" also...google it and read its applications..I use it on wood decking.
900037
I've used it on a ton of stuff. Works great for me. As per your question, I've never used it on a cedar deck, but as one person already stated, the site has a lot of testimonial videos and one of them is cedar siding. So your deck shouldn't be a problem.
2119402
I doubt it. The operation is smooth and does not scrape the surface of the walk or driveway as it removes snow. I believe it would be ok on wood, though I have not tried it. Curious, I do have a large wooden deck that I will try it on this winter. Of course, customer service at the manufacturer would be the best resource.
560302
We used ours camping and it is great. I don't know about a wood deck, it's high enough from the ground that it should be alright but when I use mine on our deck I will set it on paving stones just as an added precaution.