This Pine Street Victorian holds the record for dirtiest house ever cleaned by Big City Softwash.

Notice the stream of dirty water flowing down from the water-fed pole.

It’s much nicer now.

The top crown was coated in dirt and fine black dust, and the arches had a lot of mold growing on them. The downward facing white squares had mold too.

The railing slats are positioned long ways, which maximizes the surface area for dirt to cling to.

Notice the dirt buildup.

Fortunately, these homeowners didn’t wait too long to get their house washed. If you wait too long, permanent stains become more common on the parts that were dirtiest over the years.

Windows get cleaned with tap water (not pure water) during the process of a house wash. It’s generally not necessary to upgrade to a pure water window cleaning.

This close-up provides a good view of the finished product.

This house is from the early 1900s.

It was a great candidate for a house wash.