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Block Paving Advice
louiseharries
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Hi Everyone
I need to advice on how to de-weed and clean my block paving because it is starting to look awful.
Any advice would be great
Thanks
Louise
I need to advice on how to de-weed and clean my block paving because it is starting to look awful.
Any advice would be great
Thanks
Louise
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You can't beat a pressure washer, it will do both jobs together. It's a little messy, but is better with a patio extension on it.
Beg or borrow one if you don't have one already.:hello:0 -
What is the best make of pressure washer to buy?
Thanks for your help0 -
We have a karcher one which has been very reliable, but they are expensive. We waited until there was a good offer on them (I think they were changing the models and the older style ones were being sold off a few years ago). There are places that hire them tho if you don't want to buy outright.
ali x"Overthinking every little thing
Acknowledge the bell you cant unring"0 -
Just be careful hiring one - the people at our hire shop wouldn't let me hire one because they are too hard to start! It was one of the petrol ones with a pull start (a bit like a lawn mower).
Can you borrow one from anyone?0 -
hire a presure washer for a day, you can buy them from b&q for same price but those ones are useless.
then brush kiln dried sand over it so that it re-fills the joints. do this when surface is 100% dry after a day or 2.
then brush over a sealer (not glossy) so that dirt and moss doesn't grow/stick as easily in future.
then relax for 5 years.0 -
the really cheap ones are a bit naff, but spend 100 quidish and they do the job nicely.
ive owned this bosch model for many yrs now. 99 quid. does a great job.
the whole family use it.
hiring one is very expensive in comparison.
doesnt make any sense.Get some gorm.0 -
We have a karcher costing about £90 .
I don't bother with a sealer0
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