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To clean outdoor surfaces, use concentrated oxygen powered cleaners, like this one, to remove dirt, mildew, algae, fungus. They are chlorine-free and biodegradable.

Is your house beginning to look dull and dingy? Before you reach for the paint you may find using Thomson's Water Seal is all that you need. It's inexpensive, easy to use, and gets the job done with minimal effort. Plus, it's perfect for use on exterior surfaces. It comes in a powder form that is most effective when mixed with warm or hot water. I find the easiest way to apply the product is by using a clean garden sprayer.

First, you will need to pre-wet the surface by using the spray setting on the hose nozzle. Then apply the cleaner while the surface is still wet. Let the solution set for a few minutes, then agitate it by using a scrub brush, no heavy scrubbing is needed. Wait a couple more minutes, then rinse. You will be able to see the dirt coming off and flowing down the wall. Once you complete a section, continue around the house. Thomson's Water Seal with Oxy Foaming Action even works on dirty or discolored fiberglass doors, outdoor decks, patios, and patio furniture. The results are quick and amazing. For more information on the products used in this video click here: Thomson's Water Seal

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