A clean deck - besides being a more inviting place for your barbecue - will probably last longer because cleaning helps kill fungus, which may shorten the life of your deck.
on 11/22/2005
I've had good success with deck stripper/cleaners that contain sodium hydroxide. It disolves stains, mildew and won't lighten wood. Follow product cautions esp. eye and skin protection. Follow with oxylic acid-based cleaner. Let chemicals do most of work.
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Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 I've had good success with deck stripper/cleaners that contain sodium hydroxide. It disolves stains, mildew and won't lighten wood. Follow product cautions esp. eye and skin protection. Follow with oxylic acid-based cleaner. Let chemicals do most of work.
Anonymous said
on 6/7/2007 Plain bleach (the kind used for laundry) is just as affective as the $10 cleaners at hardware stores.
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 I tried simple green on deck to remove mildew. workek well