I did a search, mostly posts about how to make eggs.
Long time WC customer called and asked if I could get “some dried eggs off my house” after it got hit from Halloween.
Now my house got hit years ago and I remember just two days later they were very hard to remove. This has been weeks, so any suggestions? I have cold water and BARC/Efflo/Red Raider.
I’ve had success with letting house wash dwell for a while to get the heavy stuff. But I had to brush the last little bit with my extension pole. Brush is sometimes a lot safer them chems with the exception of oxidation.
I did a house last year. Customer said it had been egged about 7 months earlier.
House wash got about 50% off. Had to scrub the rest. It slightly discolored the siding likely because it was left on so long.
agree, had almost exact same situation this summer and similar results. One small difference I turned up the water temp a bit.
A little heat does help.
You guys and your heat. 
My researched came up with… dawn and a scrubbing. Rinse well. Ive no experience with eggs.
Until you get some heat, looks like you’re going to take some heat. 
Did a college student house a few months back that had two eggs on it. The one on the window came off pretty easily, the one on the vinyl siding required a little scrub brush action. Other than that, just my normal hw mix to loosen it up a bit. And cold water as I too don’t run heat.
I see no issue here.
^That was random.
If you are referring to thread I linked - did you looked through it?
I only posted the link, since it is difficult to link from my phone, but the linked post lists what he used and the very next post states that all the egg came off. Earlier in the thread, post 4, he actually explains that he is trying clean a house that was egged 6 months earlier.
Or maybe you weren’t referring to my post?
Edit: @dcbrock
