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Posted on April 1, 2006 by Alphonso Sirtle. | Posted under Landscaping Gardening
3 Ways to Care for Your Home or Office Exterior Awnings
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The first step in deciding the best way to clean your exterior awnings is to decide how often you need to clean those awnings. Retractable awnings will usually need cleaned a lot less than stationary awnings, but this is not always the case. This will depend a lot on the environment and climate you live in. Stationary awnings build up a lot of debris, dust, and other stuff on the top. This tends to weigh a lot over time. I would definitely suggest taking a hose to your awnings at least to remove debris buildup every few weeks. You will probably choose to give your exterior awnings a thorough cleaning once or twice a year regardless of the type of awnings you have. This can be done with a simple garden hose for the most part. You will need a high powered nozzle, and some patience. You can purchase cleaner that will attach to the end of your garden hose, but I find it gets about the same results with the normal garden hose and I am not polluting the environment. As you are cleaning the exterior awnings, you should definitely keep an eye out for any possible damage that may be on or around your awnings. Look for the start of rust, holes, and staining. Stopping this now will save you a lot of time and money in the future. Besides, you will want your exterior awnings to be looking and performing its best. The best way to improve the performance of your exterior awnings is to allow your awnings their full capacity b7y keeping them clean. Another way to clean you exterior awnings is to hire a professional maintenance person to clean your awnings once or twice a year. This will cost a little more money than a simple garden hose, but you will get a nicely and professionally cleaned set of exterior awnings. About The Author: Alphonso has been working in the home remodeling industry for last 5 years. Take advantage of his experience and written material on canopies |
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