After the winter, the patio or garden path is often dirty and unkempt. Rain and cold ensure that a green veil of algae and moss can form between the joints. Spring is therefore the perfect time to thoroughly clean up your patio or garden path.
Cleaning your patio or garden path can be a labour-intensive task, so use a universal cleaning product, RC OS 2 or a moss killer, RC Kilgreen.
How do we proceed?
First remove all garden furniture, pots and/or decorative items from the terrace.
Apply RC OS 2 or RC Kilgreen undiluted to a dry or slightly damp surface with a low-pressure backpack sprayer and let the product work for at least 24 hours.
After a few days, the result is already visible and the product and contamination can easily be washed away by the rain. If no rain is forecast in the days after application, you can always rinse the terrace or walking path with the garden hose.
In case of persistent contamination, you can also choose to clean the surface in combination with a pressure washer. Keep in mind that cleaning under high pressure can cause damage to the surface.
When cleaning bluestone or bluestone surfaces, darkening may temporarily occur. Therefore, clean the entire surface with the same product so as not to have color differences. This darkening will gradually disappear again.
What is the difference between a universal cleaner and a moss killer?
A universal cleaning product such as RC OS 2 is a ready-to-use product for intensive cleaning of all types of outdoor surfaces. Due to its specific cleaning properties, the product penetrates deep into the substrate and promotes the detachment of foreign substances. By adding a soap component that soaks into the surface, such as wood, automatic cleaning will occur as long as it remains present.
In addition, a mud killer such as R.C. Kilgreen a very powerful demosser for combating, among other things, mosses, algae and fungi on all outdoor surfaces. Due to its unique composition, this product has a self-cleaning and sustainable effect deep into the pores of the substrate, so that the moss attack is fought for longer.
