Cleaning a Wood Deck

RE: Cleaning a Wood Deck Post By (Guest Post) (08/23/2006) rent a powerwasher-dont over do it were wood might be splintering RE: Cleaning a Wood Deck Post By Vball (Guest Post) (06/21/2005) The Olympic brand deck cleaner does have bleach in it, but I am unsure of the ratio. DO NOT put straight bleach on your deck unless you want a white deck. RE: Cleaning a Wood Deck Post By Suzie (Guest Post) (05/03/2005) First you need to wash it with wood soap and then stain it to protect the wood. RE: Cleaning a Wood Deck Post By Beverly in TN (Guest Post) (05/02/2005) My son-in-law used a power sprayer, very forceful one, and the deck looked new. I have no idea what they cost but you could probably rent one for a day at an Equipment Rental place. RE: Cleaning a Wood Deck Post by MrsMoted2 (34) | (05/02/2005) Contact Now this is just a thought, an online friend said she did this and it worked, so I'm just taking her word for it. She bought a small can of stain (comes in various colors) at the hardware store, she let it soak it after she applied it with a sponge mop. Then she put two coats of varnish on it ,. again with a sponge mop and she said it's easier to maintain now. RE: Cleaning a Wood Deck Post By (Guest Post) (04/30/2005) Use Bleach to clean the deck and using a sprayer to put it on makes it easier. Let it sit for a bit and then wash off. It will be like new.