I unfortunately am stuck with a brick pathway that goes some distance around and about my backyard. It gets covered in what I presume is a moss or mossy substance, making the walkway slick and dangerous. Can anyone provide a way to keep the moss from growing on the bricks, short of a blowtorch? I'm worried about slipping down myself, and certainly if I have guests or even the bug guy walking around.
I read somewhere in the past that you can kill the moss w/a solution of bleach water. That is not much information. But you might try that. (03/06/2006)
By COOKIEPOM
We use a power water sprayer or a steamer to clean the bricks. If you only have a garage broom, use bleach and elbow grease.
Check with your paint store for the appropriate cover for this brick. (03/06/2006)
By Carrie
I had the same problem on my front steps. I was also afraid that I would fall because the green moss makes the bricks very slick especially after a rain. I read on the net about pouring bleach water on the moss and BOOM! It worked great. The moss was gone and after a year hasn't returned. I am not sure what the measurements were but you can research it out and see. It does work, I promise! (03/06/2006)
By Connie A.
I've read that too, a bleach solution should do the trick. (03/06/2006)
I would try boiling water. Also a good dose of salt. Good luck. (03/06/2006)
By Kinga
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