My concrete patio is adjacent to a garden, will the run-off from the rinse hurt the plants?
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I used the product on moss growing on the siding on my house. It didn't harm the shurbs/flowers in the bed directly below this area.
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I have a white fence in my backyard. I cleaned it and then hosed it off. I did not see any damage to the grass that touches the fence. I do not know if that was because I did not let it sit too long after I hosed it off. Hope this helps. PS I think this stuff is terrific. The difference was incredible!
266990
I used it on my front sidewalk, and it did not hurt the summer flowers at the time.
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I used this product on my siding and underneath were plants and I don't remember any problems. It does a good job. I also did not use pressure washer. I just used a spray bottle which did better for me. My pressure washer does not do what I think it should do. I do like this product.
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I have the same situation with a flower garden surrounding my patio and have used the product for several years running with no harm done whatsoever! I believe the company addresses this very issue on their website. I just love this product and I know you will too!!! That being said, I wait until the garden needs watering and then I use the product exactly as directed. After I'm through I do water the garden to dilute the product but I really don't think it's necessary.
266993
I did not have any issues with the run-off to the surrounding vegetation when I used it on our porch.
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it works great, just smear it on, walk away and let it work, then i used a power sprayer and it feel right off my concrete patio. Hope this helps
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No. We haven't seen any damage to plants around the house or close to where we used it.
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When putting your planter on the concrete patio you may need to put a landscape liner down first to keep the soil in. Other comment suggesting stone for drainage, that could be placed on top of the landscape liner, is a great idea.
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I have know idea. I used it on a Patio with black algae / mold. It took about a week... followed directions and re-treated. It cleaned it up and I have not had to use it since. I would buy it again, but it looks like I will not have to.
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I think if you have a level surface and you line it first so the liner goes up the sides and use a soil that will absorb the water, it would be fine. Garden soil usually has absorbing beads in it. I placed mine on the grass and lined it with weed liner and it worked great. Once you have all the soil in it, it is very stable and the plants are beautiful.
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It would probably wash away if you just spread it on top. You might be able to work it in around the plants with a hand cultivator though.
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the shelves are flat and water can run off of them on all sides. If you overflow the pots the water will run off or drip off any of the sides, front or back. but I have not been troubled by this issue. To me its just water. We love our shelves, despite occationally overfilling the plants with water. If the shelves caught the water, it could lead to mildew and bugs moving in.
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Applied to concrete surface with a long handled scrub brush. Dampen concrete first . Also wet any surrounding plants. Scrub well and rinse off.
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Definitely. Mine is on my balcony. I saw a review from Jemma the Long hair Chihuahua on the internet regarding Piddle Place (you may want to Google her.) She inspired me to place it outside I have kennel runs in my office and I hook the valve on the Piddle Place to a standard garden hose and drain it down a central drain At home I just use the drain valve If your deck is not covered it might fill up with rain, but that would be the only issue If outside, you can probably save money on the bio treatments since odor might not be an issue, and you might use the garden hose trick to drain it somewhere other then the patio or your grass. I have recommended this to hundreds of my patients with new puppies and older dogs and they all give me great feedback. Good luck.
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YES if there is enough direct contact. I have had no issue with spraying around bushes flowers etc, but if you do hit them with this accidentally, hose off with water thoroughly and hope for the best. Multiple applications on the Bermuda will be needed to keep it in check.
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Technically its possible from what I saw in my installation. As far as would it be bad for plants my guess is that it will be whatever was removed from the water will be in higher concentration
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Yes works on bricks won't hurt plants. Spray on in jet stream mode in the area you need to have the rust removed. Wait 45 sec then rinse off. If you have sealed the brick it will eat through the sealant so be mindfully won't hurt plants or grass. We are landscape architects and we buy it by the 5 gal buckets.
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The patio floor will become wet only if the relative humidity is very, very high. Most hots days even with high relative humdity the moisture will stay around a bit longer. The product does work but you have to keep it clean (nozzles) and it must be near an AC outlet and obviously a water (hose) connection. Also, don't put it right in front of you at a very close distance as the high fan setting with moisture spray will leave a little damp spots here and there. However, the whole point of the device is to cool the air around you with a mist spray.
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I think you shouldn't use with that. Because in time your coco coir will be like clay and water drain will be stop. I quit to use fox farm like 3-5 ago, but still my hose(3/8 inch IO) occluded. Even I cleaned up twice. By the way, You don't want to see roots. :S
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I do not have the answer for that. Suggest you call the company. It is fantastic on concrete though. I have had mold problems on my concrete patio for years. Tried straight bleach and lots of elbow grease. The mold would almost reappear as soon as I turned my back. Decided to try this product as directed. All I can dais that it's fantastic. Like the name says "wet and forget". No mold in almost a year
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We do not use it near our garden. We use it for our brick patio and walkways. I can tell you, if you have a low spot and good amount of rain the pellets/powder can float/move to a low spot. This year we had a lot a rain and it move to a low spot and killed the grass.