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Clean and restore your home’s exterior safely and efficiently.
DRP House Wash Concentrate is a water-based cleaner designed to remove dirt, chalking, and atmospheric stains from aluminum and vinyl siding, painted surfaces, and more—all without harsh chemicals. Unlike aggressive cleaners, it’s safe for your home and the environment, containing no bleach or phosphates.
Versatile enough for multiple surfaces, DRP House Wash can also be used on metal window frames, asphalt shingles, glass, lawn furniture, pavers, brick, and concrete, making it a go-to solution for full exterior cleaning projects.
Water-based, environmentally safe formula
Cleans dirt, chalking, and atmospheric stains without harsh chemicals
Safe for siding, painted surfaces, metal, glass, and masonry
Biodegradable, bleach-free, and phosphate-free
Dilute between 8:1 and 5:1 (water to concentrate) depending on cleaning needs.
Approximately 150–200 sq. ft. per undiluted gallon (actual coverage may vary depending on dilution, surface type, and application method).
Clean and restore your home’s exterior safely and efficiently.
DRP House Wash Concentrate is a water-based cleaner designed to remove dirt, chalking, and atmospheric stains from aluminum and vinyl siding, painted surfaces, and more—all without harsh chemicals. Unlike aggressive cleaners, it’s safe for your home and the environment, containing no bleach or phosphates.
Versatile enough for multiple surfaces, DRP House Wash can also be used on metal window frames, asphalt shingles, glass, lawn furniture, pavers, brick, and concrete, making it a go-to solution for full exterior cleaning projects.
Water-based, environmentally safe formula
Cleans dirt, chalking, and atmospheric stains without harsh chemicals
Safe for siding, painted surfaces, metal, glass, and masonry
Biodegradable, bleach-free, and phosphate-free
Dilute between 8:1 and 5:1 (water to concentrate) depending on cleaning needs.
Approximately 150–200 sq. ft. per undiluted gallon (actual coverage may vary depending on dilution, surface type, and application method).