Now that the greenhouse is empty, the next job is to clean off all the
gren (?Lichen) from the glass.

What is the best approach, that will potentially stop it reappearing?
SWMBO suggests bleach, which is fine on three sides, but there are young
fruit bushes on the other side that may object to a soaking/splashing.

Thanks

On Nov 9, 12:10*pm, Roger Tonkin wrote:
Now that the greenhouse is empty, the next job is to clean off all the
gren (?Lichen) from the glass.

What is the best approach, that will potentially stop it reappearing?
SWMBO suggests bleach, which is fine on three sides, but there are young
fruit bushes on the other side that may object to a soaking/splashing.

Thanks

Armillotox is what I found works.

Jonathan

"Roger Tonkin" wrote ...

Now that the greenhouse is empty, the next job is to clean off all the
gren (?Lichen) from the glass.

What is the best approach, that will potentially stop it reappearing?
SWMBO suggests bleach, which is fine on three sides, but there are young
fruit bushes on the other side that may object to a soaking/splashing.

Jeyes Fluid inside and out, but still try to avoid the fruit bushes.
http://www.jeyes.co.uk/jeyesfluid.htm

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Regards
Bob Hobden
W.of London. UK

I know the frame too needs to be regularly inspected to make sure it is in order. I don't know that much about it but I have been told vinegar works, however I don't know how effective that is. I would have mine done professionally.