Because it uses less water than power washing, soft washing is more environmentally friendly. In the long run, soft washing is less expensive than power washing. You won't have to purchase any specialized equipment, such as a power washer, and it is both more effective and less damaging.

With soft washing, you're still using enough PSI to get a lot of height out of your pressure washer, which means you can clean your entire house from ground level, without the use of ladders or scaffolding.

Soft washing typically makes a better choice for washing homes since it's safer and won't damage the residence's siding. A washer using high-pressure water can morph delicate side panels much easier than a soft wash, making pressure washing less preferable. Although you can pressure wash a house, I don't recommend it.

Soft washing uses a modified pressure washer, but the water push rate is reduced to extremely low levels, typically under 500 psi. Professional soft washing forgoes the use of high pressure for cleaning surfaces in lieu of using Eco-friendly cleansing solutions and allowing them to sit for a while before rinsing.