After having been scammed by so many service providers during your lifetime, it makes sense that you would want to stand behind your chosen serviceman and monitor each and every thing that they do in some way, shape or form. This can allow you to make sure that they don’t commit any errors in judgment that they would subsequently refuse to take accountability for at any given point in time. However, one problem with this approach is that it can often make you question standard practices that are actually beneficial for you in the long run.

One such thing that you might get confused about is when your power wash professional starts adding bleach to the cleaning solution. When they do this you might start to wonder, doesn’t bleach have a dulling effect that would ruin the look of your wood or concrete? Suffice it to say that this is not the case at all, and a big part of the reason why that is the case has to do with the fact that the bleach that they are using is not concentrated at all.

Rather, they mix the bleach into an ample quantity of water so as to reduce the dulling effect that it is so widely known for. That gives you the best of both worlds, allowing you to remove stubborn stains from your home’s outer walls without ruining the expensive paint that you had applied to them with your own two hands. Using bleach is wonderful during a pressure wash, but you are still doing a good thing by asking some pertinent questions since keeps your service provider on his or her toes.