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Green fungi on outside of house

darrenheaphy · 2013-01-02 12:13:07

I live in a forested area so I presume this green fungi (presuming too it's a fungi) is from the trees? It's only in small patches but don't want it to spread. I tried power housing but it marks the plaster. The plaster itself is a dyed white (as opposed to being painted). Any tips or recommendations on removing it? Am…

02-01-2013 12:13pm

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darrenheaphy

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I live in a forested area so I presume this green fungi (presuming too it's a fungi) is from the trees? It's only in small patches but don't want it to spread. I tried power housing but it marks the plaster. The plaster itself is a dyed white (as opposed to being painted). Any tips or recommendations on removing it? Am nervous about making a balls of it and staining the walls!

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#2 02-01-2013 1:33pm

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The Green patches could be a Fungi ok, have a look at the thread below, bleach works for red patches it might do the trick for green stuff too

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2056814268

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#3 02-01-2013 2:02pm

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That's perfect, thanks Bligh. It looks exactly like that pic in the t'other thread only I have green stuff instead. Thanks again

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#4 03-01-2013 11:56am

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up to woodies with you and buy a 5 litre weed sprayer then to lidl and buy a large bottle of bleach, dilute the bleach 50 /50 with water and spray it on the wall leave it over night and rinse of with hose should come up like new you will have to do it once a year buy a lot cheaper than painting it.;)

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#5 03-01-2013 2:40pm

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darrenheaphy wrote: »

... It looks exactly like that pic in the t'other thread only I have green stuff instead. .....

The bleach solution is colour blind .....It works for the green stuff as well!

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