Dull Men's Club
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Protip: Spray with something to kill the mildew and let it rest a bit before washing off.
https://www.thisoldhouse.com/siding/21015751/how-to-remove-mildew-from-siding
Thanks for the tip. Yep I’ll probably get something this weekend. I was just seeing if the inherited pressure washer was gonna work.
We actually paid someone to come do this for our house, because I don't have the ability to get way up high on the second floor, for any of the spraying steps. I wanna say it was $350. We have a white house, with bushes in the front, so the filth really gathers quickly and shows up well (as you are aware).
If I didn’t have to buy a new riding lawn mower I’d probably pay to have this done. I’m not great with heights.
The walls not ever really in the sun (like this one) were the worst.