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Posted by Oren on March 5, 2008, 5:19 pm
On Wed, 5 Mar 2008 13:58:11 -0800 (PST), BobR
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>> > ? ? I agree with Bob. ?The bleach can kill it, but it will still need to be
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>> > ? ? When it comes to power washers it is all about BOTH the PSI ?-and- the
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>> > Joseph Meehan
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>> > >> The 4' wide concrete walkway to my front door has become stained and
>> > >> unsightly. Part algae, part burn marks from burning palm seeds dropping
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>> > >> it, part just a discoloration of unknown origin.
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>> > >> If I use Clorox bleach on the concrete, that would be as starting point
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>> > >> clean it up. My question is, will chlorine harm the concrete?
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>> > > A Clorox solution may help but is not effective on all stains. ?It is
>> > > most effective on mold and mildew stains. ?The best solution will be a
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>> too much pressure can roughen concrete, creating permanent marks and
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>Agreed, but followup with a concrete sealer should also be considered.
I hope the OP gets the burns out of the concrete:)
Pressure washers, won't cut it.
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