Ideal time to clean siding

February 20 and it seems that we have already put winter behind us. Higher temperatures and new energy to get back at it, or in other words spring is beginning to arrive. High time to roll up our sleeves and get to work on one of those periods that every household knows, the big spring cleaning.

Keeping things clean is not only important indoors. It is also important to keep the products clean outdoors to maintain their appearance and properties. For Milin's products, we are happy to provide advice for the best results.

Despite the low-maintenance properties, you cannot escape cleaning our durable finishing materials from time to time. The first impression when visiting a home or business is important, make sure this first impression is not ruined by a dirty facade or patio.

Wall cladding cleaning

Wall cladding is often used in places that are difficult to reach. Cleaning these therefore requires the necessary effort and knowledge. This is often the reason to skip this cleaning; we strongly advise against it. You can easily clean cladding yourself, but when you need to get to hard-to-reach places, a specialized cleaning company is a good alternative.

If you choose to clean the facade yourself, pay attention to the following points:

• Safety - proceed calmly and carefully and use scaffolding at heights
• Dusting - Make sure no dirt particles are left behind, this can cause damage
• Detergent - Use facade cleaners or water with mild soap. No caustic or abrasive cleaners.
• High-pressure sprayer - this is possible provided enough distance is kept from the nozzle and surface.

Cleaning eaves

For eaves, the same principle applies as that of cladding. However, eaves are applied even higher than cladding. For eaves, it is always important to work on a well-supported surface. Scaffolding and aerial platforms are safest in this case.

Source: Milin