The wind is howling, and Halloween is coming up, so there's no better time for a countdown of the spookiest outdoor infestations of growth your home can have. If you haven't visited our store locator to combat these unwanted visitors with
Wet & Forget has helped countless homeowners rid themselves of their worst moss, mold, mildew, and algae infestations. While this is the perfect home cleaning product for homeowners, its application uses reach far beyond that. Wet & Forget is useful for
Wet & Forget works on any outdoor surfaces that are infested with mold, mildew, moss, and algae. Even a large outdoor water feature such as a fountain and waterfall can also benefit from Wet & Forget. Usually, people have to clean
We absolutely love getting feedback from our customers, whether they have an application question that needs an answer or they want to tell us about a Wet & Forget success story. As you know, Wet & Forget can be used
Just one of the surfaces, Wet & Forget, has been applied to Sea Ray Cruiser. Since it's non-caustic and contains no bleach, Wet & Forget is gentle enough to use on any outdoor or unique surfaces. Thanks to the feedback we
If the warmer temperatures, bright sunshine and greening of spring give you the urge to clean, you’re not alone. If you want to make spring cleaning easier, especially outdoor spring cleaning, a little planning will save lots of elbow grease. Make
The weather is finally warming up and you’re starting to venture out and slowly tackle the dreaded spring cleaning list. Getting your home ready for the warmer months can be time consuming, labor intensive and costly, yet very rewarding once
Here at Wet & Forget HQ in Chicago's suburbs, the warm weather has finally been a constant over the past week, meaning spring is in full bloom and everyone is starting to think about getting their outdoor living spaces ready
Everyone seems to have a different name for the black and green growths you see on the exterior of your home or deck: moss, slimy green stuff, mold, black gunk, mildew . . . You know it when you see
"April showers may bring May flowers, but as every homeowner knows, that water also brings far less welcome gifts, such as mold, moss and mildew." The above excerpt is from "Forgetaboutit," an article featured in the March 2010 issue of The