Vinegar is an excellent alternative to dedicated moss killers and can be highly effective if used properly. Both white vinegar and apple cider vinegar will work and can be applied directly to the moss without any prior mixing with other ingredients. This product contains naturally occurring bacteria that ‘eats’ through dead moss, clearing it from the lawn when other lawn moss killers would require it to be painstakingly raked up. Even if you can’t see a great deal of moss on your driveway, it might still be worth treating your drive every couple of months. Growth might be taking shape in those nooks and crannies you can’t properly see. You can treat your tarmac driveway without having to wash it with BATICLEAN CR or you can use powder or product, combined with a thorough hose or gentle power washer blast, to keep that moss at bay. Brush your driveway

By regularly cleaning and maintaining your resin driveway, you can keep it looking fresh and prevent moss growth. Mechanical removal is a simple and effective method to get rid of moss, ensuring a clean and safe surface for your vehicles and visitors. Chemical Treatments Jarder claims results in 2-3 days and for it to keep on fighting moss for 6 months after. I can’t comment on the 6 months part of the claims, but after three days there was a noticeable difference between the two different parts of our test area. A couple of days after that and it was even more clear which side had been treated with the spray & leave moss killer. Firstly, regular sweeping and cleaning of the driveway is necessary. This helps to remove any debris and dirt that may act as a breeding ground for moss. Successfully spreading products over the lawn without the right tools can be a difficult task, especially when it’s important to get an even application. Whilst it’s true that buying a granule spreader can help make spreading moss killer easier, it does sometimes seem like a waste of money to buy a tool you might only use twice a year. This is a moss killer that offers a ready to go, easy to use product to those who desire that kind of thing and it works well if used correctly. At its current price point it isn’t as cost effective as buying a concentrate but I guess that’s the cost of convenience.Mix the baking soda and water in a spray bottle and shake until the solution is well-mixed. Walk around, spraying any moss patches with your natural moss killer for lawns. You want to soak the moss, so apply enough cover it thoroughly. Vinegar is a natural and non-toxic cleaning agent that can help remove moss. Mix equal parts of white vinegar and water in a spray bottle and spray it onto the moss. Leave it for a few hours to work its magic, then scrub the moss away. 4. Baking Soda Remove loose debris: Before applying any chemical treatment, use a brush or scraper to remove any loose moss or debris from the surface of your driveway. This will create a clean and free surface for the treatment to work effectively. Grab your oxygen bleach solution and apply it to all sections of moss growth. Continue layering the solution as needed to keep the moss damp for 20 minutes. Using your brush, scrub the moss off of your roof, working from top to bottom.

A jet washer, also known as a pressure washer, utilizes water under high pressure to remove dirt, moss, and weeds from various surfaces. It is a powerful and efficient tool that can restore the appearance of your driveway and keep it looking good for a long time. This super concentrate’s recommended dilution is one part moss killer to 5 parts water, but Jarder says this is only a general guideline and you are free to add more or less water depending on the severity of the moss problem. Regular maintenance and proactive prevention are key to keeping your resin driveway moss-free. By following these tips, you can maintain the appearance and functionality of your driveway for years to come. Mechanical RemovalYou can make an effective moss killer at home with some common household items, like water and bleach, water and washing up liquid or vinegar. If you already have a granule fertiliser spreader, you may be more comfortable with granular moss killer. Equally, if you normally use a liquid sprayer when fertilising, or have a watering can with a fine-holed rose, it might suit you better to use liquid moss killer. Best moss killer: SmartSeal Moss Killer– personally tested on a delicate roof to incredible effect – see my roof