10-14-2011, 06:18 PM
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wet and forget
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Originally Posted by Rattlesnake Gal
After reading GsChinadoll's post, I would say yes, it is appropriate.
From Wet and Forget website:
Can Wet & Forget be used on any outside surface? Absolutely, you can use Wet & Forget on any outside surface, including: Concrete Driveways and Walkways, Patios, Pool Surrounds, Asphalt Driveways, Fiberglass, Brick, Painted Textured Surfaces, Tombstones, Natural Stone, Ceramic Pots, Wood Decks, Composite Decks, Astro Turf, Tennis Courts, Canvas Awnings, Greenhouses, Boats, RV's, Gutters, Siding (Vinyl, Aluminum and Wood and Stucco) and Roofs (Asphalt and Fiberglass, Steel, Clay, Shake and Tile). Click here to read about Wet & Forget’s gentle cleaning process. I think we need to pick up some of this Wet and Forget! Removing our trees is not really an option and it sounds like it might work on the algae on the walkways. Just wondering, is there an odor to it? If there is, how long did it stick around? I am super sensitive to chemicals and scents and have to be super conservative.
Geneva Point, thanks for the information on Wet and Forget. It sounds very promising!!! 
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First of all, let me reply to this thread because I am actually the one that started it. I bought Wet & Forget at Heaths shortly after I got the advice here. Sprayed it on the entire side of the roof with a garden pump sprayer. It wasn't pretty with me at the top of the ladder trying to get along the peak of my A-frame. Anyways, after a week or so you could see the green moss turning brown and then after a few weeks, noticed it coming down into the gutters. I should have put a second spray on in August as suggested but never got around to it. All in all, it did a great job.
RG, there is no odor but follow the precautions on the bottle.
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