Can you clean mold and mildew off deck boards/railings with OxiClean?
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I wish I could help you but I don't have a deck, so have never tried it. I hope someone else can answer your question.
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it will indeed ,might take a light scrubbing with a brush of sorts ,but it is a wonderful cleaner that does not discolor while removing stains .and do not use a pressure washer ,just a hose will suffice .
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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.
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Ozone has a 3rd atom of oxegen that latches on to bacteria and oxides back into oxegen. Bacteria is the source of bad odors like pet smell, smoke... It does not kill mold spores permanently, as far as I know, but it does work temporarily. It is VERY dangerous to breathe. I use it to deodor my apartments. I seal the door and change the lock, so only I can enter. I have used it in my own home without leaving, but I take similar preautions. That's my understanding. You may want another opinion.
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Yes but it may bleach the material. It's worth testing. Instagone is the best for mold and mildew removal. See if you can find Quick10 for fabrics. It's from the same company and works on fabric and carpets.
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It will clean out your dishwasher so that the mold and mildew is removed. Once this is removed it should keep your dishes from forming this fungus.
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I use the Savogran 10621 as a booster for other cleaners, and on its own when cleaning my deck. The 'chalky white stuff' you speak of on your siding sounds like finish deteriorization. No cleaner I know of will stop that. Check with the manufacturer of your siding(or any aluminum siding for that matter), and see if they have answers...
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I've heard "no." A little dab will do ya if using OxiClean to make a paste with water and get out a dark stain, but I understand that OxiClean will bleach/lighten up the carpet and in a steam cleaner you really can't control a consistent carpet lightening.
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No. Use a sealer made specifically for decks. For example - Olympic Maximum Waterproofing Sealant Penetrating Oil Formula Exterior
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Yes. I haven't used it for mildew personally, but according to a few forums azamax does work.
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Hi. I don't know. You'll have to contact SPINCLEAN for the answer. Usually PALMOLIVE Original Dish Soap and a soft sponge is the best way to get rid of Mold, but sometimes mold has eaten its way into the grooves and you can't do anything about it.
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When I rebuilt my deck, I sprayed it on the lumber and I didn't notice any white film. I dissolves pretty well. Mix it with a paddle and a power drill.
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Absolutely. Anything exposed to water and air needs sanitized from time to time. Try taking apart one of those water cooler stands - the mold growth on the inside is nauseating because people only clean the outside! I put the pieces in the top rack of my dishwasher and run it on sanitize.
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I believe this product is more of a degreaser than a product for mold or mildew. If the boat is not too large to turn over, you can use clorox water to kill the problem. Maybe use a push broom to scrub along the bottom, rinse, and then invert the boat to dry. If too large and heavy, use a cloth and wipe the build-up, or try Kilz paint product .
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I don't have a he machine myself, so I probably follow the machine's instructions regarding preloading procedures. I would also make sure to test OxiClean on on a small, hidden area of any material before cleaning an entire surface with it.
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I guess it would depend on how much mold and how covered, I would use soap and water with a abrasive brush or sponge, then I would use disinfectant wipes and thoroughly clean it. If it still doesn't come off after doing that two or three times, I'm not sure it would be wise to use it again.
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Try the Eco-Bond CLR 125 Ultra Clear Primer-less Sealant. It's clear and has a waterproof, mold and mildew resistant finish. http://www.amazon.com/Eco-Bond-Ultra-Primer-less-Sealant-ounces/dp/B006UJO704/ref=pd_sim_hi_1?ie=UTF8&refRID=15ZJFEYEP308741VNQ2S
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Yes, but application is a bit different: I used a broom and sprinkled just a little powder near the baseboards, brushing it under the moldings. Then I smeared the powdery film left over into nearby cracks between the boards. I continued that way around the rooms. You may not have cracks though -- I have an old house and had an old apartment :)