Clean It Up
UK General Cleaning Forum => General Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: cleaner-exteriors on March 31, 2010, 08:50:01 pm
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has anyone made their own moss killer using sodium hypochlorine?
If so so much chemical to water?
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you mean sodium hypochlorite?
or sodium chlorate? two different chemicals for the job.
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hypochlorite ::)
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sodium hypochlorite is bleach.
There is a product I have used (when pressure washing was tricky) called Algon. This seemed to do a reasonable job.
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sodium hypochlorite is chlorine which is bleach,
i dont know how this will work on moss. i suppose it will kill it like sodium chlorate (weedkiller)
i would not put the chlorine down tho incase you bleach the surface.
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American roof cleaners use a lot of SH. I find it good for softwashing walls & killing algae,.. but moss is a lot tougher and isn't removed by SH very effectively. Try MossGo Pro instead, or a DIY solution with borax & copper sulfate in,.. both take a few weeks to be effective tho.
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What is the best fats acting moss/algae killer. I’m looking for something to pre spray paving/patio. Leave it for half – hour and then to pressure wash.
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sodium hypochlorite is clorine, it is concentrated bleach when salt is added, i,ve read alot of american firms use this very effectivley on asphalt, what i want to know is how much sodium hypochlorite to water?
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SH is normally sold in 10% or 16% solutions. I normally buy 10% and dilute 2 parts water to 1 part SH.
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thanks nathanael