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roof moss
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I'm assuming they're roof type tiles (even though somehow below the gutter level)??
A diluteable moss killer such as this will work. You can spray it on - or brush it on (less risk of spray drift) if easy access to the tiles.
http://www.extensive.co.uk/product.php?xProd=29If you want to test the depth of the water .........don't use both feet !0 -
sorry,i thought after i read it that it looked bit confusing,you could say there a type of roof tyle,but they are on the top half front/back wall0
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Right - I did kind of assume that. But a standard diluteable moss killer should do the job - even though it's more typical for lawns / Yorks stone paths.
B&Q may still do a liquid variety - and likely cheaper than the one I flagged up. But spraying it on will be a problem, where the tiles are situated - as you'll get covered in drift? So it's safer with a ladder / brush? But keep the brush handle pointing upwards - or your armpits will be deodorised in the stuff!!If you want to test the depth of the water .........don't use both feet !0 -
Many years ago a friend was told by a large company to use diluted bleach. It worked for him.0
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