Pressure washing is the best "go to". If you don't have access to one then apply an outdoor cleaner like krud kutter and rinse with your garden hose, picking up a high pressure hose attachment.
Unless you have an excessively oversized area of pavers, using Wet n' Forget outdoors in a garden sprayer will clean the pavers quite well. This avoids the potential of excessive force from power washer removing your sand between pavers, causing additional work.
Hi Mark
Pressure washing is the best way here is info to help you
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lvFj2m6eRv4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MYp6fOn01HM
Here's a step by step on how to:
https://www.wikihow.com/Clean-Pavers
Pressure washing
Pressure washing. You can rent one at Home Depot.
Pressure washing is the best "go to". If you don't have access to one then apply an outdoor cleaner like krud kutter and rinse with your garden hose, picking up a high pressure hose attachment.
Borrow or rent a power pressure washer.
Unless you have an excessively oversized area of pavers, using Wet n' Forget outdoors in a garden sprayer will clean the pavers quite well. This avoids the potential of excessive force from power washer removing your sand between pavers, causing additional work.
I would use a water pressure washer.
I'd use a pressure washer for this task.