Pressure washer is the best way to remove it. Get …
How do I eliminate moss delight in my moss rock waterfall? By GRUMPY.
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Pressure washer is the best way to remove it. Get a pint can of polyurethane sealant, like for decopage, and see how you like that look, clear coat spray paint too I guess.
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I think that the showerhead is a clever, whimsical touch. Take one of those big heads rainshower and train a flowering vine growing up the tube. Great fun!
The fountain will give the look of state-of-the-art. . .
Adding plants and proper lighting LED (I’m thinking blue, purple and pink and yellow):))
Sounds interesting.
You can paint it red or blue light as well? Would look great with chrome fittings.
You’re nuts. I love it! ☺ I’ve been working on the lake my ideas.
We bought some land. I love it!
YOUR NUTS, DO NOT FORGET THE soap!
4 Comments on Pressure washer is the best way to remove it. Get …
January 4, 2010
By Smurf
Vinegar will get rid of the moss.
By grannygrunt28391
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Http://www.Clevermag.com/investigations/moss.htm
I imagine it doesn’t matter where the moss is as long as it works
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Re: cleaning mossy driveways: We have had numerous responses to the concrete cleaning proposal that uses Tide and bleach diluted in water.
We here at Clever cannot guarantee that it will work because the recipe was sent it by a reader (See the Reader Response below). However, we do have experience with moss removal and high pressure washers.
By GRUMPY
Pressure washer is the best way to remove it. Get a pint can of polyurethane sealant, like for decopage, and see how you like that look, clear coat spray paint too I guess.
By fluffernut
Was it moss, algae or lichens? Most moss rock is really lichen growth.
Anyway, here’s a product that might work for you.
It’s not for “moss” but may do the same thing:
Http://www.Theo2system.com/?option=com_content&task=view&id=23&Itemid=