Hi all,
Pictured is an apartment balcony which has a wall around its perimeter. As you can see it has some algae which has built up on the surface.
It is at the top of a block of apartments, meaning that any chemicals applied may flow down onto below apartments. There is also the composite decking which may be affected by chemical applications on the wall.
Is it sensible to use a Softwash mix on this? I was thinking if I did, I would apply it carefully on the surface and perhaps use an old squeegee to blade it off once its worked its magic (mainly because that way I can control where the chemicals end up)
I'd love to pressure wash it but I think with the balconies below it wouldn't be very courteous.
Another option would be a degreaser with a stiff brush and gloves on. Scrub it and blade it off, then let the all the rain we've been having finish the job. The lady has also asked about pressure washing the composite planks. Would a softwash solution be a good way to clean composite decking?
Many thanks, Sam
Pictured is an apartment balcony which has a wall around its perimeter. As you can see it has some algae which has built up on the surface.
It is at the top of a block of apartments, meaning that any chemicals applied may flow down onto below apartments. There is also the composite decking which may be affected by chemical applications on the wall.
Is it sensible to use a Softwash mix on this? I was thinking if I did, I would apply it carefully on the surface and perhaps use an old squeegee to blade it off once its worked its magic (mainly because that way I can control where the chemicals end up)
I'd love to pressure wash it but I think with the balconies below it wouldn't be very courteous.
Another option would be a degreaser with a stiff brush and gloves on. Scrub it and blade it off, then let the all the rain we've been having finish the job. The lady has also asked about pressure washing the composite planks. Would a softwash solution be a good way to clean composite decking?
Many thanks, Sam