IF your garden fences are covered in green muck, and you want to get them looking fresh for summer, you’ve come to the right place. There’s nothing worse than chilling on a sunny day in the garden , only to have bright green, algae and moss covered fences staring at you in the face. And if that’s something that drives you insane, and you haven’t got the time or cash to spend scrubbing , then fear not, as gardening experts have shared a simple, and affordable trick that you’ll need to try.
Not only is it super easy, but according to the pros, it takes just ten minutes to work - yes, you heard that correctly. And don’t worry, you won’t need a pricey jet washer or any posh cleaning supplies, as thanks to this hack , it will cost you just 70p. According to experts at Barnard Fencing Supplies , "wooden fencing can be cleaned safely and efficiently without using a pressure washer".
The garden gurus suggested their two-ingredient solution, as they recommended grabbing a bucket and filling it with one part bleach , to two parts water. The experts advised: "Bleach can irritate the skin, so before you start your work make sure that you have a good pair of protective rubber gloves.” Explaining their method, the pros shared: "Firstly, dip a bristled scrubbing brush into the solution and scrub the fence liberally.
" The experts cautioned that if you have any plants and shrubs by your garden fence, you should ensure that they are covered by a protective material, like tarpau.
