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Before and after using Patio Magic (Image: Patio Magic)
With winter nearly over, many of us will be turning our heads to improving our garden and the rest of the outside of our property ahead of spring and summer. However, with plenty of neglect throughout the winter months, it can be hard to figure out where to start with it all.
Before you consider trimming the hedges, pruning plants, or mowing the lawn, you may want to considersprucing up the surrounding patio. Afterall, the patio tends to be the first thing you see before even entering a garden and a grimy patio can lower the appearance of the garden overall.
Fortunately, a highly-praised patio cleaner is currently on offer at Amazon with a 10% discount at only £9. Patio Magic! cleaner claims to help not only clean patios, paths, and driveways, but can also help controld green mould and algae.
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Coming in a blue 2.5 litre bottle, the concenrated cleaner can be used oan a variety of hard surfaces both indoors and outdoors and may even be used as a pre-paint fungicidal wash. According to Patio Magic!, it only takes between two to four days to eliminate green mould while helping to keep surfaces clean after the mould has been scrubbed away.
In this case, the cleaner claims that while it only takes a few days to kick in and clean surfaces effectively, it also ‘lasts months’ after use, eliminating the need for as many repeat purchases throughout the spring and summer. If you want something more focused on surface cleaning, instead of mould remover, you may opt for the Super Professional Hard Surface cleaner, which can be grabbed for as low as £3.62 from Viking Direct.
This cleaner comes with a ‘fresh lemon scent’ and is also effective on a variety of surfaces, including ceramic tile. Otherwise, you can grab the Jeyes Fluid Outdoor cleaner for £14.07 on Amazon.
Before and after using Patio Magic(Image: Patio Magic)
This cleaner comes in a ready to use formula that can also be fitted into a spray bottle. According to Jeye’s fluid, the cleaner is capable of killing 99.9% of bacteria on a variety of outdoor surfaces.
People who purchased Patio Magic! hailed it for being a quick-acting cleaner, with one shopper on Amazon writing: “LOVE this product. I should be getting commission – I recommend it to everyone I know. I sold my pressure washer as this gets the green up effortlessly within 2 days of application. Highly recommended.”
Another added: “I have used this before with great results on slabs, garden ornaments and keter shed. I have tried other brands but this one I feel works better. I used to scrub my slabs which was hard work and took forever.”
A third said: “It does what it claims! Mild algae on block paving, gone overnight at 1:9 dilution with water. Patio needed stronger solution at 1:4 to kill thicker build up and moss and took a couple of days longer to do its job.
Patio Magic! has been praised for its effectiveness(Image: Amazon)
“Also cleaned algae from wooden fencing. Lost a star as it’s a small container and at the stronger dilution doesn’t go very far. I used a sprayer but with a watering can I would have struggled to cover the area needed.”
However, some people weren’t fully satisfied with their purchase, with one user writing: “Cleaned the patio well but needed to go over it with a jet wash afterwards to lift off more stubborn algae.” Another added: “It does what it claims!
“Mild algae on block paving, gone overnight at 1:9 dilution with water. Patio needed stronger solution at 1:4 to kill thicker build up and moss and took a couple of days longer to do its job. Also cleaned algae from wooden fencing.
“Lost a star as it’s a small container and at the stronger dilution doesn’t go very far. I used a sprayer but with a watering can I would have struggled to cover the area needed.”
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