Get ready for outdoor gatherings and hangouts with this quick guide By Sharlene Breakey, Janet Siroto As the weather warms up, getting your yard and deck prepped for outdoor gatherings becomes a ...

First, cover any plants, grass, yard ornaments or other items that are near or under your deck to protect them from cleaning products. Keep in mind that plants or grass kept under cover for too long ...

It's almost time for summer entertaining, which means you're likely busy preparing your backyard for guests. And one area that typically needs extra attention after a season of snow and rainfall is ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Keeping your deck free of pollen, nests, insects will increase its longevity. Use the right solutions, like oxygen bleach-based ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Cleaned deck, trees in background Did you know it's actually best to clean a deck without a pressure washer? Yes, using one will ...

YOUR decking might not be at the top of your summer cleaning list, but it should be. Despite what you might think, it’s not as much as a chore to get rid of any dirt, debris and algae that might’ve ...

Decking can look great in any garden, but it needs cleaning around every three to six months in order to clear away dirt, mud and soil that can accumulate and sit on the wood. Dust, debris and stains ...

As the warmer months draw near, the anticipation of outdoor activities increases. This is the perfect time to give your garden and outdoor spaces, including wooden decks, a thorough makeover. The ...

Your deck has survived another winter, and it, too, is ready for the sunshine. A thorough spring clean will not only revive your deck after months of frosty rain and a thick layer of autumn leaves but ...