How to clean vinyl privacy fence？

Vinyl fences do not require painting or maintenance and cost a lot. Vinyl privacy fence are quick and easy to install, increasing installation efficiency. It is safe and environmentally friendly and does not harm people and animals. But if anything is placed there, it will be gray for a long time. The cleaning of vinyl Privacy fence is very difficult. So we will explain you how to clean the vinyl fence.

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¡  Cleaning steps:

¡  Other tips and suggestions

¡  Conclusion

Cleaning steps:

The materials needed for cleaning vinyl fence are clear water, detergent, rubber magic eraser, abrasive cloth, special cleaning agent and so on.

The steps to clean it are:

Step 1: Spray the fence with a hose

First you need to spray your vinyl fence with a hose that removes dust and debris from the umbrella and minimizes damage to the fence. No matter what stains, you first need to use a hose to spray. If you want to clean it a bit cleaner, you can try a high pressure nozzle.

Step 2: Try a clean magic eraser

If it is a heavy load of stains, this step is not needed. If you are dealing with simple dirt, dust and general contamination, use a magic eraser to wipe the vinyl fence, which saves a lot of time.

Step 3: Use a simple cleaning solution

First, mix a small amount of soap with a bucket of warm water and stir the water until it turns into foamy water. Then wipe the vinyl fence with an old towel. If you have some stubborn stains on it, try using a non-abrasive scrubber.

Step 4: Use bleach

If you can't clean your vinyl fence before, try using bleach. Similar to the third step, add a portion of bleach to every five servings of water and mix well. Always wear rubber gloves to protect your hands during this process.

Step 5: Use special cleaner

Of course, some stains may be very stubborn, especially iron and mold. For tin red stains, try using a special cleaner to clean the vinyl fence. Try using a xylene cleaner, which should solve all the problems.

Other tips and suggestions

Fast cleaning product is the magic eraser of Mr. Cleaner. It is non-abrasive and can easily remove various stains from vinyl surfaces.

If your vinyl fences are colored, test a small hidden area before using cleaning products to make sure they don't cause damage or discoloration.

If the above cleaning methods can not remove stains, then use xylene. Wet the soft cloth with liquid and scrub the surface with force. Rinse thoroughly with water.

Clean your fence regularly, at least once or twice a year, to prevent dirt and stains from becoming serious and difficult to remove.

Mold is a common problem with vinyl fences. Remove these stains using a second bleach cleaning method.

To prevent mold, consider using a mold proof sealant, such as mold proof armor or Moldex. These products are available in most large supermarkets and hardware stores.

If the above method (mineral alcohol) fails to remove red spots caused by iron in water, try using superiron.

Conclusion

The vinyl fence is an optimization of the traditional wooden fence. Not only does it not rot, but it usually does not need painting. However, cleaning vinyl fences can be difficult because they get dirty. Fortunately, cleaning is much easier by choosing the right cleaners, using cleaners, and considering alternatives such as pressurized cleaners.