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Softwash Surfactant: Stop Patchy Results
Why Softwash Solutions Fail Without a Quality Surfactant Softwash solutions often fail without a quality surfactant because the active cleaning chemical cannot wet, cling to and penetrate the contaminated surface properly. Instead of staying where it is needed, the solution beads up, runs off too quickly, dries unevenly or fails...
Softwashing Surfactant: What It Does and When to Use It
What Does a Softwashing Surfactant Actually Do? A softwashing surfactant helps the cleaning solution spread, cling, penetrate and work more evenly on exterior surfaces. In practical terms, it reduces surface tension, improves dwell time, helps active ingredients stay in contact with organic growth, and can make rinsing more controlled. For...
Softwash Surfactants: Why Contractors Use Them
Why Professional Softwash Contractors Use Surfactants Professional softwash contractors use surfactants because they help cleaning solutions stick, spread and work more evenly on exterior surfaces. A surfactant reduces surface tension, allowing the softwash mix to cling to roofs, render, cladding, patios, decking and vertical walls rather than running straight off....