I use a variety of specialty chemicals for specific situations such as removing rust stains or graffiti, but the workhorse for most of my house washing is sodium hypochlorite. Sodium hypochlorite is common chemical used in a variety of applications, including purifying drinking water, treating swimming pools, disinfecting wounds, and bleaching laundry. If people drink it, swim in it, apply it to open wounds, and soak their underpants in it… Yeah, it’s safe enough to go on your house.
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Way 2 go ,ya’ll ran him off. Proud of yourselves !! HUM ?
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For a minute it was like visiting a FB PWing forum. 
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Blahahaha 
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Yeah, I alternate between calling it bleach and chlorine. And one of the steps in my pre-service checklist that gets emailed to every customer asks them to move cloth patio cushions or other items they feel may be sensitive to bleach.
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Yes actually. I’m “new” to the game and I figured I could get a serious and informative answer from people like yourself. I’ve only been in this business for 10 months. There is so much to learn too things on top of what I already have learned.
Sorry everyone! I am reading through these replies now. I appreciate all the help it really helps me out! I always look here first for questions I have you guys are the best.
Hi there. Are you free in the next day or so to talk? I appreciate the help and information.
I gave up and started calling it bleach. The 1 in 25 that asks if it can hurt anything I respond with " just all my clothes, all of them!" we giggle and move on. I do like dropping the gloeocapsa magma bomb every now and then though!
I just say my soaps.
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Please tell me you know they are kidding, right?? Please don’t use any of this advice.
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