The build up is pretty bad. What do I use easy-off? Pressure washer? I want it to look like new.
A pressure washer is perfect for cleaning just about any outdoor accessory you may have. Dust, dirt, mold, mildew and moss can be cleaned off almost anything. Visit outdoorcleaning.com for more information.
Nice weather means backyard barbecues. But grease and grime can accumulate pretty quickly in between cookouts. Cleaning your barbecue grill is a breeze with a pressure washer.
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We recently acquired an older (10+ years) swingset/fort thing. It’s pretty rough, but still works. My biggest issue is that there seems to be a layer on the wood, but I’m not sure what it is. I don’t know if the wood is pressure treated. When the wood gets wet, this layer seems to come off and make my daughter’s clothing all dirty. What should I use (chemicals/pressure washer/scrubbing) to clean that awful layer off? Any advice would help. Thank you!
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I believe my swing-set is made of redwood with redwood stain. I am worried that my 4500psi pressure sprayer will do more harm than good to this softwood. Am I suppose to pressure spray off most of the old stain so that the new stain (Durastain Semi-transparent stain/sealer) will adhere to the surface better? Or, am I simply suppose to clean off any dirt before re-staining it? I really do not want to use a sander to remove the old stain because that would be an insane amount of work.
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