An outdoor deck sees lots of traffic. Muddy shoes, spilled food, and wet dogs can leave it dirty, stained, and smelly. Even if the deck isn't a party platform, it's up against the elements—pollen, ...

Your deck has survived another winter, and it, too, is ready for the sunshine. A thorough spring clean will not only revive your deck after months of frosty rain and a thick layer of autumn leaves but ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Cleaned deck, trees in background Did you know it's actually best to clean a deck without a pressure washer? Yes, using one will ...

A deck may feel like an extension of your indoor living space, but it’s still exposed to the elements all year long. The best deck cleaners can remove the dirt, stains, mildew, and discoloration that ...

Decks can be a great place to barbecue, dine, or relax, but you need to keep them properly maintained. Find out if and when ...

Cleaning your wooden deck with a pressure washer is not as simple as pointing and spraying, and using the wrong settings will ...

Using too much pressure can splinter wood and strip stain—here’s the safer way to clean it. Using high pressure when washing decks can cause permanent wood and sealant damage. Use low-pressure, ...

An outdoor deck provides great comfort and luxury for spring and summer outdoor entertaining. But, even the most well-constructed deck needs to be well-maintained and inspected every so often. Wood ...

A study in Forest Products Journal says wooden decks can deteriorate considerably in just two to three years. That means sooner or later, you’ll need to refinish your deck. Pressure-treated deck ...