Fans of cleaning influencer Mrs Hinch have shared their advice for removing green algae from wooden garden fences. Mrs Hinch, whose real name is Sophie Hinchliffe, has over 4.1 million followers on Instagram and has become known for her cleaning tips and tricks. Now, fans of hers have created social media groups dedicated to sharing their cleaning hacks.
“Was £24 from Amazon and worth every penny.”
Another user said: “Wet & Forget is brilliant on fences!”
Another commented: “Wet & Forget from Amazon. Amazing stuff.”
However, if you’re not willing to spend that amount on a cleaning product, some users recommended a more affordable method.
One user said: “I’ve just done mine, I got a large spray bottle – the garden type that you pump up – filled it with 50 percent water and 50 percent bleach.
“It worked a treat. Didn’t kill any plants nearby because I could direct the spray with the garden sprayer.”
Another user said: “Try mixing bleach and white vinegar in warm water.
“Pour on and scrub with a nail brush (try on a little discrete area first) and repeat until it’s gone.”
Another cleaning fan suggested: “Scrub off with bleach and water, we had the same issue.
“Repainted afterwards and the green hasn’t come back.”
Some users recommended using a jet washer to remove the green algae substance.
Others also suggested using Spear & Jackson Spray and Leave Concentrated Mould, Algae and Moss Remover.
Source: | This article originally belongs to Express.co.uk
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