Egg removal

[dbgpowerwash]

We had someone egg a few buildings this past weekend and I was having some trouble removing it. Does anyone know of an easy way to get the egg off once it has dried?

 

[Guy Blackmon]

Hot water and house wash works everytime.

 

[dbgpowerwash]

I will give it a try then, thanks.

 

[pdmcali]

If that doesnt work try Gutter Zap. We had some that had been on the side of a house over 6 months and the house wash only help a little but the Zap did the job with some brushing.

 

[Ron Musgraves]

Pretty stupid but Dawn actually works great. Let it dwell

We had someone egg a few buildings this past weekend and I was having some trouble removing it. Does anyone know of an easy way to get the egg off once it has dried?

 

[dbgpowerwash]

I still haven't found anything to get this egg off. I think it may have been there longer than they thought... I have tried a house wash, dawn and a few other things but no luck so far. I will look into the gutter zap but since I have literaly only seen maybe 2 gutters in AZ I have never had the need for a gutter cleaner.

 

[Chesapeake]

I've used house wash mix if the egg was fresh, but usually end up scrubbing with F13 for the older stains.