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Gib | 18:57 Sat 13th May 2006 | Home & Garden
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The concrete slabs in my back garden become very dirty and slippery every year,due to algae,and therefore I have to jet wash them just before summer so we can seat out in the garden. Does anyone know if there is anything I can buy to treat the surface to prevent this happening in the future,thanks Jim.
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You could use a patio cleaner which will kill algae and bring the slabs up like new - Jeys fluid or Ecover work well.
20:23 Sat 13th May 2006
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The only place algae doesn't grow is where there's no light. Could you cover your slabs over the winter?
21:09 Sat 13th May 2006

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