I have green stuff on the side of my vinyl siding house I'm assuming it is green mildew. Will this help it it off?
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Assuming the green stuff is mold, mildew or of organic origin, it will take it off. If it is deeply embedded, it might take a light scrubbing or a second application but that would be exceptional.
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I have vinyl siding on my house. I just tried it on my house. It did not work.
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I have not personally sprayed this product on my outside vinyl siding. I have sprayed the entire interior of my home along the baseboards and against some wood paneling without a trace of stain or visible residue. If I were you, I would "test spray" a small area to see if there is any visible difference. As for the potency of this spray I have had 100% kill rate for all of the crawling insects; and I have used this product for at least 5 years. I hope that this helps you. Email the manufacturer and ask them the same question. Good Luck.
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yes i think it will work great. it is not so powerful, it won't blow the siding off. i would use a mildew and mold product with it.
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Like other said, dark green color is correct. Mine smelled more like a mildewy moldy smell (The MSDS lists it as "slightly fishy"). I wouldn't recommend whiffing this too often, it is full of bacteria (the MSDS says "avoid inhalation").http://www.bonide.com/lbonide/msds/msds802.pdf
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It would definitely help. We used it on our garage windows and it made a big difference considering we do not air condition the garage. I hope this helps.
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We have a boat in florida and use a strong bleach and water mix in a spray bottle to clean the mildew off of the boat. I use spray nine as a pre spray for stains on clothing to be washed and it is fantastic. Hope this helps
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No, we left ours on also, we were careful though. Our shutters were vinyl so I did not think it would bother the vinyl siding, except maybe make it look better!
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I use Simple Green on the light stuff, but it sounds like you might need something more aggressive. Bleach maybe? Sorry I can't be of more assistance. This definitely makes the case for letting it dry completely before putting it away.
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Not unless it's painted, otherwise it will leave a white haze. You can however use this- Nu Vinyl Protectant
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I think it would be fine, although you might want to test a section of material first to see if there is any discoloration. FYI, this didn't do anything to the mildew I had and I had to buy another product. It's a great disinfectant and order remover but no so good at mold or mildew in my experience.
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I personally have no tused it on siding, but I don't believe it should be a problem. Try it on a small area out plain sight for a test.
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I haven't had this liner up very long, so no mildew yet. But with other liners I've always had the best luck using Clorox clean up spray on them. Just spray it on, let it sit a few minutes, then rinse off. If there is a lot of mildew you might need to spray it several times and leave on a little longer. Hope this helps.
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Simple Green is non-abrasive and non-corrosive. Should work well for this purpose. You should wipe the surface after spraying just to take off the dirt and leave a clean surface.
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I am quite sure it's the underside; mine is still buried in snow in the back yardWhat I will say is a down-side is that it got mildew in crevices, under the table insert; this is Northern New York, and mildew is not real common here
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I clean the cover with soap solution and water. If it gets green algae growing on it (as they sometime do depending upon the location) try some white vinegar and water.
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I haven't tried this on vinyl siding, only Hardieplank, but it depends on how many stories your house has. If it's a ranch, you should have no problem. As for the deck, the 0 degree tip should work well but it might take you a while depending on the size. It stripped mildew off a fifteen-year-old fence with no problem.