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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The SPOT-ON range is easy to use and our solutions to common hard surface issues will get the garden looking neat and tidy in no time. We will also provide tips on preventing this issue in the first place so that we don’t have an infestation of these unsightly plants on our tarmac surfaces. However, you must remember not to use too much baking soda as this will leave a white residue on your tarmac drive. With its trade strength concentration, Moss-Go outperforms other products in the market as a highly concentrated moss-killer.

You do not want to risk hurting yourself or slipping, or visiting family members or friends each time you walk on your tarmac driveway.Households should try not to leave the solution for too long though, as this may result in their driveway becoming stained.

So, unless you already have experience using bleach to clean a driveway, it’s not worth the risk of permanently damaging or ruining the look of your driveway. So, if you're struggling with moss on your property and you're looking to remove it, what's the best way to go about it? A. To prevent moss from regrowing on your tarmac driveway, ensure proper drainage, regularly sweep off organic debris, and consider applying a moss inhibitor treatment. If you want to avoid using harsh chemicals like bleach on your patio, vinegar is a good, less aggressive alternative.The type of product you need to remove moss from a lawn will be different from a moss killer for tarmac or a paths. Although this might not be easy- for instance, you may be having neighbor trees overhanging your driveway, which may be blocking the sunlight. For general treatment of algae etc, add 9L of water to 1L of product (1:9 dilution rate), or for more heavy duty tasks use at a dilution of 1:4. Green CLEAR is suitable for block paving, concrete, tarmac, decking, roof tiles and many other external hard surfaces. Having said this, we do realise that there are many things that aren't very practical to remove such as your house, cars, large trees (and maybe even the neighbour's house), however if you are able to cut back overhanging branches and bushes then this will really help to reduce future moss growth.

Together with loose areas of growth and dirt, you should also remove any weeds that have receded on the surface level of the driveway. Before you start spraying your surface with a surface cleaner, we strongly recommend that you brush the area to remove as much dirt, loose growth and smaller areas of growth as possible. Please note that if you choose to use bleach, you should never mix bleach with ammonia or other household cleaners. And If you are not sure what the best option for removing moss from your tarmac driveway is, you can always contact us as your tarmac contractors for advice.These provide perfect 'hidden' areas for the moss spores to slowly grow as they hold moisture and protect the growing plant from car tyres and shoes until it is big enough to look after itself. The dead moss will be much easy to remove using the garden hose, a pressure washer, or a stiff brush. Once the sodium percarbonate has stopped bubbling, you can rinse the driveway with a hose, or slow the rain to wash away the residue.