Did you know it's actually best to clean a deck without a pressure washer? Yes, using one will make the job quicker and so much easier, but the strength of the water pressure can also damage the wood ...

Take a moment and think about the color of your wooden deck when you moved in or had it installed. Now think about its current color. If those colors don't match, whether it's due to mold, mildew, ...

Q: Last June we installed a new redwood deck. After waiting two weeks, my husband treated it with Cabot Australian tree oil. We now have areas that are almost black and others as pristine as the day ...

If you didn’t get to it in the spring, fall is also a great time of year to clean your deck, walkways, and patio furniture. If you’re considering using a pressure washer but you’re not sure you want ...

Do you own a pressure washer? I’ve had no fewer than five of them in my lifetime. I must say they’re amazing machines when you use them correctly on surfaces that won’t be harmed by the powerful blast ...

Most homeowners don’t dislike cleaning — they dislike how complicated it becomes once different areas require different tools.

A pressure washer is a helpful tool to clean outdoor surfaces and items with minimal elbow grease. Pressure washers utilize a water pump that can be powered by electricity or gas to push out water to ...

There’s no better way to remove unsightly grime, mildew and algae from your home than by giving it a bath with a pressure washer. However, timing is key to getting the most out of your effort.

Pressure washing that old wooden deck in your back yard might make it look better, but you may be creating a carcinogenic hazard that puts you, your children and your pets at risk in the process. That ...