Pour in 1 quart of household bleach and stir well.
Power washing with baking soda on wood siding.
The grit can cause damage as the wood moves with the wind and the changes in temperature.
Baking soda paste powerful natural vinyl siding scrub cup baking soda 1 3 to 1 2 cup of water to form a paste.
To reach the nooks and crannies you find with vinyl siding whether in the texture or below the panel use your small scrub brush or tooth brush.
The jet of a pressure washer can actually damage the wood.
Use the wooden spoon to stir it until the baking soda is dissolved.
As with any cleaning process heated water cleans better.
Rinse your scrub brush out as mildew or dirt accumulates.
Whether it is white or red cedar or clapboard or even alaskan yellow cedar it is still wood has longitudinal pores running its length from butt to feathered edge on a shingle as well as on cedar clapboard.
If you reach a tough stain use your baking soda paste and smaller scrub brush to tackle the blemish.
Both use water under high pressure to clean surfaces but power washing has a heating element to heat the water and pressure washing does not.
Add the dish detergent.
Natural baking soda siding scrub cup baking soda to cup of water.
Measure out 8 tablespoons of baking soda and add it to the detergent.
Add the baking soda a little at a time stirring well with a long handled spoon following each addition until all baking soda has dissolved.
But there is good reason not to powerwash a wood sided exterior.
Pour 1 gallon of hot water into a bucket.
How to use baking soda with a pressure washer step 1.
Pressure washers save a lot of time and energy and produce clean results but can also damage siding and cause more problems if used incorrectly.
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Cleaning vinyl siding by hand can be long and tiring so some choose to pressure wash a house.
Pressure washing can also remove many stains but care must be taken.
Add the baking soda to the chemical attachment or to the portable water unit.
Wood siding can benefit from a pressure wash as the grit that accumulates can be totally removed.
1st cedar is a relatively soft wood.
Use approximately one part baking.