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Soft washing is a technique that uses biodegradable cleansers at a safe water pressure to target dirt on a surface. The cleanser helps lift the grime while a safe pressure flow rinses away the dirt without causing any damage to your property.
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Soft washing is an alternative way to clean the outside of your when pressure washing the area is not an option. Using a pressure washer can do damage to more fragile areas of the home. That's why softwashing is an excellent alternative to getting rid of mold, mildew and algae growth. Soft washing services can be used to treat your home’s roof, deck, fence, paving stones, driveway and more without the risk of damage to your property.
There are many similarities between a soft wash and a pressure wash but using the wrong technique on a given surface can lead to lasting damage and unnecessary expenses.
To soft wash or to not pressure wash, that is the question. Pressure washing is the best way to remove tough, hard-stuck physical debris, but soft washing is used to kill any biological growth with a chemical formula. Here’s when you can use each method:
Yes, soft washing can be used on exterior walls, steps, pathways and patios. The chemical mix will work in the same way because these surfaces are weathered in the same manner and therefore contain the same organic growth and non-organic staining. Of course the application process is slightly different with walls, compared to a flat surface, but the end result is equally effective, whichever surface is being treated.
Yes, there is no difference in how soft washing is applied to a commercial property compared to a domestic property. Because soft washing is dealing with exterior surfaces, the nature of the weathering will be the same, except for some industrial properties where staining may be more specific or excessive. However, the process of applying the soft washing system is the same regardless and can be used both commercially and domestically.
