Pressure Washing Your Vinyl Siding
Even an average house has a lot of siding, and being exposed to the elements, that siding can get pretty dirty. But with a pressure washer, you can make quick work of even the biggest projects. Get a fresh paint look for less by cleaning your vinyl siding with this step by step project sponsored by Briggs & Stratton.
To prevent streaks, start by spraying cleaning solution from the bottom and work up in identifiable sections. Allow the cleaning solution to work about 5 to 10 minutes. Don’t let it dry; keep it wet.
If your siding is especially dirty or stained, a Rotating Scrub Brush attachment can help scour heavily soiled areas. Switch to a general, medium-pressure pattern. Flush any detergent from the system and test the cleaning power on an inconspicuous area. Move closer or further away as necessary. 
Rinse off the detergent and residue, this time working from the top down. Cover one or two panels of siding at a time. Work in the same direction as any overlaps to keep the water out from underneath the siding.
Remember, jobs as big as a house go a lot easier and faster with a pressure washer. We recommend a 40 degree spray pattern or white spray tip for best results.
