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How Softwashing Works: The Science Explained
The Science Behind Softwashing Softwashing is the controlled use of low-pressure application, specialist cleaning chemistry and correct dwell time to remove and inhibit organic growth on exterior surfaces. Unlike pressure washing, which relies mainly on mechanical force, softwashing works by breaking down algae, lichen, moss, mould, bacteria and biofilm at...
Softwashing Surfactant: What It Does and Why It Works
What Does a Softwashing Surfactant Actually Do? A softwashing surfactant helps a cleaning solution wet, spread, cling and work more effectively on exterior surfaces. In practical terms, it reduces surface tension, slows run-off on vertical and pitched surfaces, improves contact time, helps the active ingredient reach organic contamination, and can...
