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Clean up Tips for Balconies and Patios
Spring is a great time to repair or
restore outdoor surfaces and furniture
from damage caused by rust, rot, bird
droppings, mould, mildew, etc. Not only
does deterioration look unsightly, it can also
be unhealthy and dangerous. For example,
algae, mould and lichens can trigger
allergies, and make wood surfaces, decks,
patios and balconies very slippery. You
can clean them with a chemical agent (but
always test first) or scrub them with a brush
and a homemade environmentally friendly
solution made of vinegar or lemon juice. To
clean vinyl furniture, try a mild detergent/water formula. For metal furniture and
railings, use a wire brush to remove rust
and paint chips, then coat with a primer
before touching up with rust paint.
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