How to Kill the Moss on a Cement Patio
A cement patio can be an enjoyable amenity for the residents of any home that has one. It is the perfect place to sit and while away warm summer evenings or tan in the midday sun. One drawback of a cement patio is that it is porous and retains water, which may lead to moss growth. This can make the patio unattractive and less enjoyable to use. You can kill moss on a cement patio using a straightforward procedure that requires a modest amount of effort. Does this Spark an idea?
Instructions
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Scrape off as much moss from the patio's surface as you can using a spade. Hold the shovel at a 45-degree angle to the surface and firmly scrape around the edges of the moss and work it free from the cement.
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Pour bleach on the area of the patio affected by the moss and scrub it with a long-handled stiff scrub brush. Thoroughly clean the area with the bleach and ensure it is worked into the cement surface.
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Rinse the patio thoroughly with a garden hose. Spray the patio with a spray bottle filled with half water and half bleach once a month to keep the moss from returning. Spray more often if you have an unusual amount of moss growth.
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