Patio Magic! Concentrate: Ideal for Patios, Paths and Driveways (Kills Algae and Lichens), 5 Litres

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of reviewers gave Patio Magic a 4 or 5 stars rating. This is very high compared to alternative products. If your patio is in a very shaded and damp garden, I suggest you reapply Patio Magic once a year. If it’s in a sunny spot, apply between once a year and once every two years. Storage & Home Clearance Furniture Clearance Garden & Outdoor Clearance Lighting Clearance Electrical Clearance Tools Clearance Paint & Decorating Clearance Flooring & Tiling Clearance Building & Hardware Clearance Bathrooms & Plumbing Clearance Kitchens Clearance

In just a few days, you’ll see visible results, with no scrubbing or pressure washing! Features and BenefitsIt’s also corrosive to most metals and can discolour them. It can also stain some plastics, this something I’ve seen before. I never use ready-to-use chemicals as there’s more plastic wastage, they cost more and don’t treat as big a surface. A4: The primary function of Patio Magic! products is to kill green mould and algae and lichens you will normally see the results of this within 2-4 days. Some lichens can be very hardy and results may take longer. This chemical is widely used in the cleaning industry and can be found in dozens of professional and readily-available patio cleaning products and I’ve used it myself in the past.

This is a more labour-intensive approach, and I’ve found that some lichens are so difficult to remove that they may remain. Put it another way; Patio Magic will kill whatever is growing on your patio and ruining its appearance, but based on the results of my testing, it won’t remove it. Plants: do not splash or spray directly onto plants; if you do this by mistake, then simply flush them with plenty of water.

All you have to do is dilute (in a watering can or low-pressure garden sprayer), apply thoroughly on the affected surface and walk away with no need for scrubbing, pressure washing or any hard work! Simply pour some diluted solution into a watering can or low-pressure sprayer and apply to the affected surface. DIY Gardening tested Patio Magic in April 2022 on a concrete slab that was dirty and had lichen growth on the surface – this is common and found on most external hard surfaces and is what makes them look grubby.