Keep your siding spotless with this expert-backed advice. Vinyl siding is popular for a reason. In some areas of the U.S., it’s featured on almost three-quarters of homes! And we get. It’s durable, ...

Many people resort to store-bought cleaners to remove mold and mildew from vinyl siding, but the most effective solution is one you likely already have at home.

But when it starts to look old, dirty, and faded, you'll want to take steps to make your vinyl siding look new again. The ...

Apply the cleaning solution with the car-washing brash and rinse with a hose. Special vinyl-siding cleaners are also available at some home centers and hardware stores.

The cladding of any building needs regular cleaning and care to maintain its attractive design and be sure that the siding retains its properties.

Q: We’re about to power-wash our white, vinyl-sided garage. I know from experience this may leave a rough, chalky finish. Is there a clear, vinyl-compatible sealer that can be applied to the ...

The good news is that if your home has vinyl siding, it’s almost as easy to clean as your car.Imagine, with nothing more than a hose and water, mild soap and a long-handled soft bristle brush ...

Ask the Carpenter’s Rob Robillard tackles readers’ questions about vinyl siding, cedar shingles, broken stairs, and more.

Related: How to Clean a Deck the Right Way How to Clean Vinyl Siding, Step-by-Step The key to cleaning vinyl siding safely is gentle scrubbing and thorough rinsing.

Over time, vinyl siding can collect dirt, mildew, pollen, and grime, dulling your home's curb appeal and leaving your home's exterior in need of a thorough cleaning.