How to remove moss from paving stones?
How to remove moss from paving stones? Moss needs the right conditions to grow. Sand, dirt, dust combine with airborne moss particles, creating ideal conditions for its development. Shady, damp areas and long-term rains will accelerate moss growth. The best way to remove moss is to treat it with the ecological BETOFF-M agent. This innovative preparation is 100% biodegradable, does not contain aggressive substances, and will not damage paving stones.
How to remove moss from paving stones? Removing moss using BETOFF-M liquid step by step. Follow this steps:
- To start, we recommend using a stiff-bristled broom. Use it to remove any remaining leaves or other types of dry, volatile dirt. You can use a smaller brush when removing dirt in corners or tight gaps. It is important that you dispose of all dirt after sweeping it away.
- Now that you have removed all the leaves, it is time to use the Betolix-M moss remover. Pour the liquid purchased from our online store into a spray bottle, this can be a container for spraying flowers. Now apply the product evenly to the place where the moss is. Wait about 5 minutes, then wash everything off with a large amount of water. Be careful not to let the liquid get into the area where the flowers and grass are growing.
How to remove moss from paving stones?
How to prevent moss from appearing on paving stones?
Here is what you should do to avoid moss from appearing on your paving stones:
The first most important rule is to keep the paving stones clean. You cannot allow dirt to remain on the paving stones for a long time. At least once a week, using a broom or a blower, you should clean the paving stones. Litter, leaves, dirt are a threat to paving stones.
Also remember to remove standing water in the form of a puddle after heavy rains. This is especially important in places where sunlight does not reach. Dry paving stones are moss-free stones!
As soon as you notice slightly greenish moss, reach for the BETOFF-M preparation and quickly neutralize the threat. Joint sand is very susceptible to moss, so react quickly, do not ignore the first symptoms. The longer the moss remains on the paving stones, the more difficult it is to remove. You may even have to replace the joint sand, which will definitely affect your home budget.
The most important thing is to prevent moss from taking root in the polymer sand. Clean the joints regularly with the BETOFF-M preparation!
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