"Sacha" wrote in message
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On 6/4/07 18:44, in article
,
"Sacha" wrote:

On 6/4/07 18:07, in article
,
"Muddymike" wrote:


By the way, I have used bleach in the past and yes it does work but it
needs
to be left on for some time to do any good. My problem here is that we
have
two dogs and I can't keep them off the treated areas and don't want them
walking in it.

Hmmmmm, bit of a problem because anything you use has to have time to
work,
I suppose? I mean, you wouldn't apply anything if you knew there was
going
to be a heavy downpour, would you? Which means the power washer.....
;-(

Hang on. What about vinegar? Try it - I'm almost sure it can be used as a
herbicide.

He he, the dogs would love that. their bed would end up smelling like a chip
shop :-)

Mike
www.farend.org.uk

On Apr 6, 6:55 pm, "Muddymike" wrote:
"Sacha" wrote in message

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On 6/4/07 18:44, in article
,
"Sacha" wrote:

On 6/4/07 18:07, in article
,
"Muddymike" wrote:

By the way, I have used bleach in the past and yes it does work but it
needs
to be left on for some time to do any good. My problem here is that we
have
two dogs and I can't keep them off the treated areas and don't want them
walking in it.

Hmmmmm, bit of a problem because anything you use has to have time to
work,
I suppose? I mean, you wouldn't apply anything if you knew there was
going
to be a heavy downpour, would you? Which means the power washer.....
;-(

Hang on. What about vinegar? Try it - I'm almost sure it can be used as a
herbicide.

He he, the dogs would love that. their bed would end up smelling like a chip
shop :-)

Mikewww.farend.org.uk- Hide quoted text -

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Well there is a good one near us isn't there, Rembrant?

Judith

On 6/4/07 18:55, in article ,
"Muddymike" wrote:


"Sacha" wrote in message
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On 6/4/07 18:44, in article
,
"Sacha" wrote:

On 6/4/07 18:07, in article
,
"Muddymike" wrote:


By the way, I have used bleach in the past and yes it does work but it
needs
to be left on for some time to do any good. My problem here is that we
have
two dogs and I can't keep them off the treated areas and don't want them
walking in it.

Hmmmmm, bit of a problem because anything you use has to have time to
work,
I suppose? I mean, you wouldn't apply anything if you knew there was
going
to be a heavy downpour, would you? Which means the power washer.....
;-(

Hang on. What about vinegar? Try it - I'm almost sure it can be used as a
herbicide.

He he, the dogs would love that. their bed would end up smelling like a chip
shop :-)

Yum! Do look into it though. I'm almost sure I've read or heard of it
being used that way. Somewhere I have a book on the various uses for
vinegar. I'll try to find time to look tomorrow - no promises!
--
Sacha
http://www.hillhousenursery.co.uk
South Devon
http://www.discoverdartmoor.co.uk/
(remove weeds from address)

"Sacha" wrote in message
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On 6/4/07 18:55, in article
,
"Muddymike" wrote:
On 6/4/07 18:07, in article
,
"Muddymike" wrote:
Hang on. What about vinegar? Try it - I'm almost sure it can be used as
a
herbicide.

He he, the dogs would love that. their bed would end up smelling like a
chip
shop :-)

Yum! Do look into it though. I'm almost sure I've read or heard of it
being used that way. Somewhere I have a book on the various uses for
vinegar. I'll try to find time to look tomorrow - no promises!

No rush, I have finished pressure washing them now. I did discover that a
soaking with washing up liquid in hot water onto dry slabs made the pressure
washing much quicker.

Mike
www.farend.org.uk