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- How to remove moss and algae with home remedies
- So Soda makes the balcony and garden paths again handsome
- Using vinegar to fight against moss and algae - That's how it works
- Tips
For moss in the joints, a joint scraper is recommended
How to remove moss and algae with home remedies
Where it is shady and humid in the garden, on the balcony and the terrace, moss and algae are not far away. The dirty-green surface disturbs the well-groomed appearance and makes the floor dangerously slippery. Find out how to eliminate moss and algae with simple home remedies here.
So Soda makes the balcony and garden paths again handsome
The classic cleaning agent is also not beaten in moss and algae. How to completely remove the green coating with washing soda and muscle lard:
Dead moss and algae are scrubbed thoroughly afterwards. Treat unruly remains with the soda water until the surface shines in its freshness and sparkling clean.
Using vinegar to fight against moss and algae - That's how it works
The kitchen shelf is an effective control against moss and algae. Vinegar is not only useful as a cleaner against dirt, mold and lime, but also removes the green plague of paths, balcony and terrace. How to use the home remedy correctly:
Within a short time moss and algae die off. If the green coating has turned brown, scrub it off with a hard broom. If necessary, the treatment can be repeated. Only on natural stone, such as marble, as well as on calcareous soils vinegar should not be used, as it may stain.
Tips
If you have removed moss and algae with Pflaster's joint scraper, polymeric joint sand effectively prevents re-infestation. Instead of filling the scraped-out cracks with simple sand, retracted polymeric joint sand removes any chance of the weeds from settling here again.