If you can borrow or rent a power washer that usually works well. Just be careful with the pressure setting so you aren't chewing up the deck. Another option is to use a stiff garage broom and any kind of cleaner--like Mr. Clean or dishsoap--to scrub. Rinse well with a hose when you are done scrubbing.
If they are really tough you may have to rent a power washer. We used one on our house and the sidewalk and it worked great but we did not use it on wood.
Power washers work great on decks. For a wooden deck, just be careful of the strength setting because you don't want to make the wood too splintered. Good luck!
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Hot soapy water with some bleach and a broom than use a hose to wash it down
If you can borrow or rent a power washer that usually works well. Just be careful with the pressure setting so you aren't chewing up the deck. Another option is to use a stiff garage broom and any kind of cleaner--like Mr. Clean or dishsoap--to scrub. Rinse well with a hose when you are done scrubbing.
If they are really tough you may have to rent a power washer. We used one on our house and the sidewalk and it worked great but we did not use it on wood.
Check out my post to see before and after pictures using a power washer with a deck:
https://karupp-did.net/power-washer/
Power washers work great on decks. For a wooden deck, just be careful of the strength setting because you don't want to make the wood too splintered. Good luck!
Hello. Powerwash. We powerwash yearly and on a as needed basis.
Krud Kutter and a pressure washer would be my best recommendation.