Spring and summer are peak times for moss growth and cleaning fans have shared tips to remove it without using harsh chemicals or a pressure washer. White vinegar is a cost-effective and effective solution to kill moss and costs about 30p from Tesco. Dilute the vinegar with water, spray it onto the moss, and leave it for a while before brushing it away. Boiling water is another option, but keep your dog away during cleaning, while bleach should be avoided as it can harm both pets and patios.
Boiling water is one of the best ways to kill weeds on paths and driveways. It almost instantaneously destroys weeds by killing the plant’s root tissue. This method should not be used on lawns or flower beds as the water could destroy grass and plants gardeners want to keep.
With warmer weather on the horizon, it’s time to spruce up your outdoor space. Gregory Smith, gardening and property expert at PriceYourJob.co.uk, reveals four effective and affordable ways to get rid of driveway moss. From using free household items like baking soda and boiling water to inexpensive products like pressure washers and vinegar, you can restore your patio slabs to their former glory.
Weeds can be a nuisance in gardens, competing with plants for sunlight and water. Here are four homemade hacks to naturally eliminate weeds:
