The return of the sunny days is the moment to take stock of your home. Between the winter soot residues and the damp that has left its mark outside, spring is the strategic season to maintain and protect your property for the long term. Discover our expert advice for an effective overhaul, from the roof to the patio.
The patio: goodbye moss and greying
After the winter, stone and wooden patios are often dull or slippery.
- The Fulgurant tip: Do not use a pressure washer set too high, as it could weaken the joints or the wood fibres.
- The pro advice: Apply a dedicated cleaner to remove traces of pollution and green deposits. This is the ideal moment to treat your wood with a wood saturator to protect it from future UV.
Specially formulated for wooden patios (bangkirai, and so on).
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Garden furniture and blinds
Airborne dust and winter damp leave a dull film on your outdoor furniture.
• The solution: A deep clean to bring back the as-new shine of plastic, resin and metal.
An enzyme-based formula that deep cleans and removes pollution from patios, roofs and walls.
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Outdoor cleaner
A highly concentrated formula that radically removes oils, grease and grime.
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Radically clears every blockage, even with standing water, in just 10 minutes.
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The drains: a spring "reset"
As temperatures rise, bad smells can come back up from the drains.
- Why act now? The limescale and organic deposits built up over the winter dry out and harden in the heat.
- The action: A targeted treatment or a thorough descaling gets your waste pipes flowing freely before the hot weather.
Radically clears every blockage, even with standing water, in just 10 minutes.
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Extreme drain unblocker
Cleans deep down and restores the as-new look of dirty tile grout.
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Grout cleaner
Descales, degreases and naturally brings a shine to all your surfaces (taps, shower screens).
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Household vinegar gel
The end of the heating season: do not forget it!
We tend to forget the fireplace as soon as we stop using it, which is a strategic mistake.
- The reflex: Carry out one last chemical sweep to neutralise the tars before they take up moisture from the spring air, which avoids soot smells in the living room.
- The maintenance: Clean your stove glass one last time so that it is not "baked" by the sun all summer.
Ideal for restoring a natural patina and protecting your barbecues or iron furniture from rust.
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To destroy soot and tar effectively.
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For fast, streak-free action on black deposits.
In conclusion, planning your spring maintenance means a relaxed summer and avoids costly damage. With the professional Fulgurant solutions, turn this chore into a quick, long-lasting formality.
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