How Do You Get Rid Of Algae On Wooden Stairs?
Green algae growth on wooden stairs is usually an outdoor problem that occurs on places where water collects and forms a continuous wet area or on wood that has been exposed to the elements for a long time and lost the protection of paint or stain. When algae growth does occur on wooden stairs, the problem needs to be dealt with right away as the problem will only get worse over time. Begin algae removal by scraping all affected areas of wood with a stiff putty knife or paint scraper. Much care should be taken so as not to gouge or mar the wood. A high-powered pressure washer is not recommended because it may damage wooden stairs. When you begin the scraping process, keep in mind that the idea of the first step is not to remove all the algae growth, just the areas where the algae has built up excessively. This hand scraping process also allows you to closely examine the extent of algae growth on your stairs. Continue the algae removal process by scrubbing with coarse steel wool and a m
