You may have noticed vinyl fences that are turning green or yellow.
Green mold on vinyl fence.
A few years ago i used it to remove the black scuff marks from the wheels of our lawn mower.
Cleaning a vinyl fence regularly with routine maintenance will keep your white fence from becoming gray with dirt and dust or spotted with green from mold and mildew.
The reason is that algae can grow on vinyl over time.
When installed properly vinyl siding can withstand 180 mile per hour winds and look good doing it.
The fence looks great.
Wet a 6 to 8 foot section of the vinyl fence with a garden hose.
You should also be giving your fence a basic soapy wash at least once every few weeks.
Spray on the fence and mold is killed and disappears in a couple of minutes.
My only concern about using the magic eraser is that i ve found that it s almost like a super super fine sandpaper and can leave a dull finish on vinyl fencing assuming the fence has a semi gloss sheen on it.
If you ve got green algae growing on your vinyl siding and you d like to remove the green fast and easy for less than 10 this is the video to watch.
Mold stains can be particularly tough.
If the mold moss or mildew has taken the toll on your fence before you ve had a chance to remove it give us a call.
How to clean a vinyl or pvc fence and remove algae moss mildew stains.
If mold and mildew are likely to be an issue you might want to consider a protective coating of mold armor moldex or some other similar mold prevention coating.
Your vinyl fence will probably require a good cleaning once a year and no more than that.
Mix 1 3 cup 80 ml of laundry detergent 1 quart 94 l of bleach and 1 gallon 3 78 l of water.
Remove green algae and brighten your fence and landscaping.
Certified soft wash of a vinyl pvc fence.
Water dripping onto the area typically causes green mold on your siding.
However no siding material is entirely maintenance free.
Fill a gallon bucket with warm water and 2 tbsp.
If you ve used another method and still have trouble cleaning your vinyl fence you may want to consider a bleach solution.
The sun will dry your fence off faster when working with these solutions ensuring that you don t leave conditions that are ripe for the growth to come back.
Do not use pressure or brushes as it wil.
If vinyl shows green discoloration or staining typically one of two things is responsible.
Exposed to the outdoor elements every day all day your vinyl fence will get dirty no way around it.
