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Thread: Homeownerbrahs - is Wet and Forget any good for concrete? (Srs)

post 1611523711 07-24-2020, 06:43 AM
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Homeownerbrahs - is Wet and Forget any good for concrete? (Srs)

It's rainy season here in Florida and my driveway is getting very dark from the mildew growth, want to shine my situation up this weekend. I own a power washer but this seems like a LOT less work. Only reviews I can find all look like product placement. Anyone actually used this stuff?

Will rep. Gracias boyos
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post 1611527691 07-24-2020, 07:39 AM
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I've never used wet and forget but I think it would work better than a pressure washer tbh. I had a really mildewy/mossy backyard in Japan and a pressure washer could never get the color out of the pavers/concrete.
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