Patio cleaner; Hero
 

Has anyone come across, or even tried a patio cleaner called Hero? It
comes in a sprayer and cost me, I think, £3.99. It says just spray it
on and leave to dry. Hey presto, cleaned slabs.
No way.
It is quite useless. I've tried it on 2 slabs and challenge anyone
to tell which ones they are. One has had 2 applications, the other 3.
I'll be on the money-back trail next week.

I've not read the small print. A friend read out the instructions, as
my eyes don't do small print easily.

Pam in Bristol

Patio cleaner; Hero
 

"Pam Moore" wrote in message
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Has anyone come across, or even tried a patio cleaner called Hero? It
comes in a sprayer and cost me, I think, £3.99. It says just spray it
on and leave to dry. Hey presto, cleaned slabs.
No way.
It is quite useless. I've tried it on 2 slabs and challenge anyone
to tell which ones they are. One has had 2 applications, the other 3.
I'll be on the money-back trail next week.

I've not read the small print. A friend read out the instructions, as
my eyes don't do small print easily.

Pam in Bristol

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Thanks much for that info.Pam.
One to avoid then.

Margaret

Patio cleaner; Hero
 

Has anyone come across, or even tried a patio cleaner called Hero? It
comes in a sprayer and cost me, I think, £3.99. It says just spray it
on and leave to dry. Hey presto, cleaned slabs.
No way.
It is quite useless. I've tried it on 2 slabs and challenge anyone
to tell which ones they are. One has had 2 applications, the other 3.
I'll be on the money-back trail next week.

I've not read the small print. A friend read out the instructions, as
my eyes don't do small print easily.

Pam in Bristol

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Thanks much for that info.Pam.
One to avoid then.

I use Patio Magic on my natural stone patio, gets rid of all moss and green
mould, two applications spring and autumn. It is £19.99 but worth every
penny

JT

Patio cleaner; Hero
 

On Thu, 19 May 2011 07:35:50 +0100, The Brownie wrote:

Has anyone come across, or even tried a patio cleaner called Hero?
It
comes in a sprayer and cost me, I think, £3.99. It says just
spray it
on and leave to dry. Hey presto, cleaned slabs.
No way.

One to avoid then.

Possibly the dead algae are still going to be there until something
(rain, hose) washes them away... I suspect it's slightly misleading
advertising in that it shows a sequence of pictures but nothing to
indicate the (variable) time scale or other things (like rain)
happening between them.

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Cheers
Dave.

Patio cleaner; Hero
 

On Wed, 18 May 2011 23:24:52 +0100, Pam Moore
wrote:

Has anyone come across, or even tried a patio cleaner called Hero? It
comes in a sprayer and cost me, I think, £3.99. It says just spray it
on and leave to dry. Hey presto, cleaned slabs.
No way.
It is quite useless. I've tried it on 2 slabs and challenge anyone
to tell which ones they are. One has had 2 applications, the other 3.
I'll be on the money-back trail next week.

I've not read the small print. A friend read out the instructions, as
my eyes don't do small print easily.

Pam in Bristol

It seems to be ok at killing the green slimy stuff (which then becomes
grey-black dirty stuff until it's washed off) but it's definitely not
a "cleaner". I read one review that says "Advantages: Not sure . . .
easy to use??? ! Disadvantages: Doesn't appear to work."

I get better results without chemicals with a pressure washer!

Patio cleaner; Hero
 

"Jake" Nospam@invalid wrote in message
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On Wed, 18 May 2011 23:24:52 +0100, Pam Moore
wrote:

Has anyone come across, or even tried a patio cleaner called Hero? It
comes in a sprayer and cost me, I think, £3.99. It says just spray it
on and leave to dry. Hey presto, cleaned slabs.
No way.
It is quite useless. I've tried it on 2 slabs and challenge anyone
to tell which ones they are. One has had 2 applications, the other 3.
I'll be on the money-back trail next week.

I've not read the small print. A friend read out the instructions, as
my eyes don't do small print easily.

Pam in Bristol

It seems to be ok at killing the green slimy stuff (which then becomes
grey-black dirty stuff until it's washed off) but it's definitely not
a "cleaner". I read one review that says "Advantages: Not sure . . .
easy to use??? ! Disadvantages: Doesn't appear to work."

I get better results without chemicals with a pressure washer!

I will endorse that last statement ;-)

Tried the KleeneZe Patio Cleaner too :-( KleenZe stuff is usually quite
good, but even with a 'soak and leave' application, it was the pressure
washer which did the job in the end :-))

Mike


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