- 1). Hose off the area as soon as possible to remove as much egg as possible.
- 2). Wipe off as much as possible with a wet towel or washcloth.
- 3). Mix an equal amount of vinegar and hot water and add a few drops of dish soap.
- 4). Soak the towel or washcloth in the solution.
- 5). Put the the wet towel on the egg stain and lean a pole or ladder against the towel to hold it there for about an hour.
- 6). Remove the towel and use a stiff scrub brush to scrub the egg and loosen it.
- 7). Hose it down with a garden hose.
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