How To Clean Gutters
I have a dirty BIG secret. My house get dirty, really dirty.
We live in town and we have large trees. Need I say more…
I hate dirty gutters, almost as much as I hate dirty windows and windshields.
I want gleaming gutters!
We live in town and we have large trees. Need I say more…
I hate dirty gutters, almost as much as I hate dirty windows and windshields.
I want gleaming gutters!
Okay, I hate them just as much and I really hate cleaning them.
This is how you get gleaming gutters. Yep it is this simple except the part where you have to get to them.
I learned along time again that gutters cannot be cleaned by water alone and by most cleaners as well .
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Thanks for this tip! I love 409...it whacks grime and grease and is not as toxic as some other cleaners. Hubby has a hard time keeping up with cleaning the window sills from the inside (just does not like doing it I think) so I am going to suggest he get out his long handle brush and try the 409 route! We buy the big bottles to refill so he can pour some in a small bucket, dip his brush in it and scrub down the window sill! It is going to be super hot today so he can try it soon! Getting out the hose on a hot day is PERFECT! (We have sealed window panes so we can't pressure wash!) BTW, I bought dark charcoal gutters because they do not show dirt....LOVE them with the darker gray roof! They have been up 4 years and still look new!
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Sorry, I do have a photo. I am a female and many years ago (approx 30). I took an auto restoring class. My husband and I had several Mustangs. In the class they taught us to use 409 to clean the underside of fenders, body panels etc. I am not being compensated. Just hope this helps someone. Sharon T. Newark, Ohio
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