STAR BRITE Spider & Bird Stain Remover Spray - Quickly Dissolve Bird Droppings & Clean up Spider Mess - Won't Remove Polish or Wax (095122SS)

Spiders like to creep around my boat dock, and occasionally have "accidents" on my boat. Initially, I tried everything to remove the stains, but nothing came close until I found this product. A small spritz on the offending waste makes it dissolve and is easily wiped off. I also love that I can use it on the boat seats ,and it really brightens them up!

Works well. Using for removing spider poop from vinyl siding. Make sure you have a cloth below when you spray it on the siding as it is not a very thick product and runs easily.

Spiders on his sailboat be a terrible mess. I finally wiped enough insecticide on to keep the spiders down and could not get rid of the stains. They’ve left behind. I’ve tried 30% vinegar and just about every cleaner that Home Depot has. This stuff worked awesome.

Stubborn spider stains simply wipe off with this stuff. Seems safe on most materials, though I do rinse thoroughly.

It’s a great honor to have wild birds choose your yard to raise a brood. But as much as I love it, I’m not wild about the droppings left by busy parents zipping back and forth to and from the nest to feed the babies, nor the growing mess beneath the nest as they work to keep it clean. As it all bakes in the summer sun, it can seem near impossible to scrub off; water alone doesn’t work. But fear not, there’s an easy fix. Having grown up on the East Coast, I spent a lot of time at the shore and know the perils of poop for a boat. Even if it’s properly waxed, a boat won’t give up the mess easily; and the stains—particularly if the birds have been eating berries—can be permanent. But this is a great product that can eliminate the droppings and stains without endless scrubbing: A couple sprays of “Star brite Spider & Bird Stain Remover,” and they'll begin to break down instantly. (Believe it or not, spider poop is a big problem for boats, too, as they sit idle at the marina.); and it works as well on concrete or your pool deck as it does on boats. There are likely many other solutions, but this is what I use so that I can enjoy the growing baby birds and their diligent parents until they fledge—knowing how easy it will be to remove anything left behind. Just spray it on the droppings, let it sit for a minute or so and watch them start to break down. You can then give them a light scrub; or if you’re like me and can’t be crawling on hands and knees for long, simply hose the the refuse quickly away. Easy-peasy!