Clean and rejuvenate your cedar fence using 30 seconds outdoor cleaner.

Bring back the original color to your cedar fence or cedar deck using this easy process. Cedar wood rejuvenation is easy using 30 Seconds Outdoor Cleaner, a pump sprayer, deck brush and power washer. In this video, we show you how quick and easy the process of cedar wood brightening and rejuvenation can be. This process is a great way to prep your cedar fence or cedar deck for Spring and Summer use. It's also a great way to prep your cedar fence or cedar deck for stain application.

[@30SecondsCleaners]

What a great How-To video! Thank you so much for sharing us with your fans.

[@EverydayWorkbench]

Rejuvenating an old grayed out fence is a “must know how to do” for every homeowner, so I’m happy to pass this efficient process on to anyone who is looking for help! Also.... I was going to reach out to you guys...... is 30 seconds safe for tropical hardwoods like teak? I would love to hear your thoughts. Thanks!

[@SharonErhardt]

Help! I scrubbed my 6 months old unfinished cedar deck with 30 second s cleaner and it made a layer of wood tissue turn white and become mush

[@eddie195777]

Can I powerwash the fence after treating with 30 Second Cleaner? Thanks.

[@EverydayWorkbench]

Yes, you can Powerwash after the treatment. Make sure your pressure washer is on a low setting. If your machine is set to high of a psi, it may damage the wood.

[@lindaweidner5124]

Are any ingredients in the “30 second” cleaner hazardous to bushes, ie yews & azaleas and a big old maple tree within ~ 6 ft. I can protect them from the spray, but I imagine some of the liquid seeps into the soil.

[@EverydayWorkbench]

Linda… “30 seconds cleaner” claims that it’s product is safe for landscaping, but it’s ALWAYS a good idea to protect your landscaping from any and all cleaning or rejuvenating agents that are used in your outdoor spaces. You can drape plastic over bushes and flowers to prevent overspray from hitting the foliage. Most importantly, your going to want to wet down the soil, landscaping, garden beds, etc for a few minutes before you start your project. This ensures that any overspray that makes its way down to the ground is diluted and safer for the environment.