Moss-Go Moss killer TRADE STRENGH Patio Cleaner, MOULD REMOVER, Driveway Cleaner, Path Cleaner SPRAY AND WALK AWAY LASTS 12 months

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As you can see there are some remnants – I watered it again with a one to five – this picture is about six months on after I gave it the last dose. The house has changed a bit since with nice cladding as well: Moss six months after still gone and roof looking tip top The sight of moss growing on tarmac surfaces is not only unsightly but can be hazardous, especially during wet or winter months. Moss absorbs moisture and can lead to slippery surfaces, which can cause accidents. In addition, moss left unattended can accelerate the deterioration of your tarmac driveway, causing damage over time. Therefore, it is important to remove moss as soon as possible to enhance the safety and longevity of your tarmac surface. In this blog post, we will walk you through proven methods of removing moss from your tarmac surfaces. Usually, the moss and weed killing products that work the best are quite strongly bleach based, but this is non bleach, non-caustic, non-acidic, and is completely biodegradable with a neutral PH balance. You’ll have to keep your kids and the dog away from the sprayed area for a little while, but once it’s dried they are safe to play around there.

The 4 kg box covers between 40 – 100 m² depending on application; it can be applied in a more concentrated way if the lawn is in very bad condition, or more sparingly on a standard lawn. In terms of price, the smaller coverage of this box makes it slightly less value for money than some other products featured here, but it does come with the reassurance of improving lawn health without using harsh chemicals. Another option for removing moss from a resin driveway is to use a scraper or a shovel. This method is typically more labor-intensive and may require some physical strength and dexterity, but it can be very effective, especially if the moss and algae growth is concentrated in a small area. Use caution when using a scraper or shovel to avoid damaging the surface of the driveway. This moss killer is best applied with a pressure sprayer. It’s best to use one with a choice of sprays – fine for areas without much moss and coarse for heavier moss areas. You get more coverage out of the solution if you selectively apply it. Leave the baking soda for a few hours to absorb the moisture from the moss, and either pull out the dead plants or scrub the area with a stiff brush to clean your patio or path. Boiling WaterRegularly sweep or brush your driveway to remove any debris or organic matter that can promote moss growth. Secondly, you’re instructed not to use this product between September 18 th and April 1 st – that’s the period in which moss is at its strongest and is the most difficult to kill off. Thoroughly watering these granules in is a must. This either means applying just before a lot of heavy rain is forecast, or putting in the work to water the lawn for several days after application. Pets and children should be kept off the lawn until the granules are completely dissolved.

Wet & Forget – Moss Mould Lichen & Algae Remover (5L) is a concentrated moss killer that works on any outdoor surface that gets wet and encourages moss, algae and lichen to grow. This includes driveways and paths, but also patios, tarmac areas, roofs and sports courts. You should always try and keep the area clean and remove leaves and anything that causes shade across the area, especially during the winter months. Brushing the surface occasionally will help and does not take too much effort. In addition, you can treat it every 10 - 14 months; simply brush the surface and, on a dry day, apply a new coat of BATICLEAN CR. The most environmentally friendly way to remove any unwanted weeds and organic pests from your outdoor surfaces is to use boiling water to kill them at the root. Simply pour boiling water over the affected area, wait for a few minutes, then sweep the area with a stiff brush to uproot the unwanted weeds and plants. BleachIf puddles are always forming on the tarmac, consider altering the slope of the driveway to redirect the water. You could also potentially install a drain.