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| Penny Wise |
Posted - Apr 13 2014 : 06:53:32 AM
our new to us apartment has a teensy back patio consisting of square "tiles" --many of them are covered around the edges with what I call lichen...not mold---
short of getting down on hands and knees- how can I refresh them and make them "clean"-- I also want to be eco friendly in this....
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| Penny Wise |
Posted - Apr 13 2014 : 12:35:48 PM
thx gals!!!
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| edlund33 |
Posted - Apr 13 2014 : 09:12:30 AM
You can try oxyclean mixed at the strongest rate. 30 seconds outdoor cleaner will probably work best. It has bleach in it so be careful. Spray it on at a dilution of 1:1 until it is just wet and let it sit for a few minutes. If it soaks in you may have to spray it more than once to keep the surface moist. Then scrub the area with a stiff brush and rinse with water. We use this when we have lichen because it's tough to kill and remove. Good luck!
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| Cozynana |
Posted - Apr 13 2014 : 07:23:34 AM
Try pouring vinegar or hot salt water on it. No guarantees, but worth a try. |
