Contents
Cleaning Supplies
How to Clean Floors
How to Clean Wood Floors
How to Clean Stone Floors
How to Clean Laminate Floors
How to Clean Vinyl Floors
How to Clean Tile Floors
How to Clean Carpeted Floors
How to Clean Countertops
General Counter Cleaning
How to Clean Stone Countertops
How to Clean Concrete Countertops
How to Clean Wooden Countertops
How to Clean Synthetic Countertops
How to Clean Walls and Ceilings
How to Clean Painted Walls
and Ceilings
How to Clean Wallpapered Walls and Ceilings
How to Clean Tiled Walls
and Ceilings
How to Clean Sinks, Tubs, and Toilets
How to Clean the Kitchen Sink
How to Clean Bathroom Surfaces
How to Clean Windows and Mirrors
How to Clean Windows
How to Clean Mirrors
How to Clean Fireplaces and Chimneys
How to Clean Fireplaces
How to Clean Chimneys
How to Clean Decks and Porches
How to Clean Wooden Decks
and Porches
How to Clean Composite Decks
and Porches
How to Clean Plastic Decks
and Porches
How to Clean Driveways and Walkways
How to Clean Asphalt Driveways and Walkways
How to Clean Concrete Driveways and Walkways
How to Clean Brick and Stone Driveways and Walkways
How to Clean Exteriors
How to Clean Brick Exteriors
How to Clean Stucco and
Stone Exteriors
How to Clean Siding
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How to Clean Plastic Decks and Porches
Plastic decking is nonporous, doesn’t stain easily, and requires almost no maintenance. However, it does get hot quickly and can become very slippery when wet.
- Cleaning plastic decking: Whenever plastic deck surfaces become dirty or mildewed, wash them by scrubbing with deck cleaner, laundry detergent, or another cleanser of your choice. Remove mildew with chlorine or oxygen bleach, and rinse well. Plastic decking also stands up well to pressure washing.
- Maintaining plastic decking: Plastic decking doesn’t requires stain, paint, or sealant. Keep it clean, and it should outlast all other decking materials.
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