LOL, proof-reading, you had one job!!
Our only experience last year worked perfectly, but IDK how oxidized that house was…
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I used it on a stucco home last year and I quickly quit using it because I thought it messed up the paint on part of the house. I believe the paint was oxidized in certain areas, but not all of the same wall (there was a large fountain that cast a shadow over the middle of the wall and I think that the sun beat around it, causing oxidation on either side but not the middle). Either way, I was nervous about ever using it for general cleaning again. I would like to try it on certain jobs where SH does not solve the problem entirely. Have you ever had the product mess up a finish on any kind of home or building siding that was not oxidized? Also regarding your comment of comparing it to purple power. I know purple power is an alkaline, degreaser and this product is an alkaline cleaner. Purple powers sds sheet shows ether as the active ingredient, is that similar to sodium hydroxide? I wonder if adding purple power to the hw mix would be a much cheaper substitute for terra wash. I’ve been adding Powersolve on soap 2 for non-organic contaminates and it works pretty good. Used 5 gallons of it last week to clean four 20’ walls on a 24,000 square-foot warehouse and no sh (sh wasn’t allowed due to the wine). It worked great.
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You’re looking at the wrong purple power. I’ve never used the stuff you’re talking about
What stain are you currently using?
TWP
25+ years of using it.
Interesting. I’ve seen it mentioned on some of the staining pages but never used it myself. Have you ever done any side-by-side comparison with other brands? Be interesting to do a few fence pickets and leave them out for a year and see how they all hold up.
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