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Power Washing drive & patio.

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  • ERICS_MUM
    ERICS_MUM Posts: 3,579 Forumite
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    thanks everyone, I'm definitely going to have a go. I've got an old power washer which hasn't been used for 10 years (not Karcher) so I'll try that first on a small area in case its a disaster !

    EM
  • adonis
    adonis Posts: 1,072 Forumite
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    I have used the T racer patio attachment and that takes the sand out between the blocks. use the power washer and a stiff broom and that should be fine,
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