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Moss on tarmac - how to get rid of naturally?

Yorky · 2007-07-17 11:22:17

Some moss is taking hold on a damp and sheltered area on a tarmac driveway - does anyone know how to get rid of this in an environmentally friendly way i.e. without resorting to using bleach?

17-07-2007 11:22am

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Some moss is taking hold on a damp and sheltered area on a tarmac driveway - does anyone know how to get rid of this in an environmentally friendly way i.e. without resorting to using bleach?

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#2 17-07-2007 12:44pm

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Baking Soda?
http://www.thriftyfun.com/tf421485.tip.html

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#3 17-07-2007 5:06pm

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I think baking soda should have its own sticky, a 101 uses for it.

Mike.

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