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Vinyl siding is an affordable, flexible, durable and weatherproof exterior cladding material that needs to be cleaned from time to time. If not properly maintained, it can accumulate a lot of dirt and dust from the environment. Also, mold tends to grow in the vinyl in humid areas, discoloring its appearance.
If the siding has accumulated dirt, dust, pollen or has mold, here are six tips on how to clean vinyl siding:
Wear protective clothing
Always wear protective clothing such as closed shoes, rubber gloves, and safety glasses to protect your foot, hands, and eyes from the cleaning solution and the water.
Remove plants, furniture, and any other objects that can be affected by the cleaning chemicals from the area.
Stay safe
Cover electric sockets with a waterproof material and unplug any electrical devices near the vinyl siding. Also, remove any objects that could obstruct you or injure you during the cleaning process. You don’t want any Tim The Tool Man 911 calls.
Use a soft cloth
Highly granular scrubbing materials such as steel wool or a yard brush should not be used to clean the vinyl as these can cause damages.
When cleaning, use a clean, soft cloth or a long soft bristle brush. We recommend these two cleaning materials because they will not dent, scratch or puncture the siding during the cleaning process.
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