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Best way to clean moss off ground?

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Is this brush for combi unit best way to clean off the mossoff the ground ?



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At £227 it's a bit pricey! I've no idea if it would work.

Personally I would jet wash it, but there is a danger of eroding the tarmac.
 
No idea if it works but a lady that I worked with 20 years ago swore by soap flakes (washing powder for clothes) scattered on the moss. It may not be very “green” but cheap enough to try.
 
I use a handful of salt in a bucket of hot water every year and it works a treat, using a stiff yard brush to shift the stubborn stains, then clean water for a moss-free surface.
 
I use a handful of salt in a bucket of hot water every year and it works a treat, using a stiff yard brush to shift the stubborn stains, then clean water for a moss-free surface.
...and be careful that you're not putting salty water onto any plants that you don't want to harm...
 
Just use lawn sand, leave a week or so then brush away.
 
might enter the soil & the ground water where they will cause harm.
More accurately the chemicals might enter the soil and ground water where they might cause a miniscule amount of harm to some organism. The little bit of theoretically dangerous chemical that we apply to weeds on our paving will make absolutely no difference to life on Earth at all. It will, of course, cause harm to the weeds growing on the paving.

On the one hand California seems obsessed with banning everything that might give a rat cancer if it were to drink several gallons of it. On the other hand your President is advocating "drill baby drill" to extract more fossil fuels which are known to cause harm to the planet that we all live on. Lets get things into perspective.
 

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