Paving experts at Reclaimed Brick Company explain: “Save citrus peels in a jar, cover with white vinegar, and leave for a ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. It's not uncommon to observe algae build-up on concrete or stone patios. A combination of wet weather conditions, poor air circulation, shaded ...

With the clocks changing over the weekend, I’m already dreaming of long spring and summer evenings spent relaxing in the garden — just keep your fingers crossed for good weather this year. However, ...

The rainy season brings welcome relief from the heat, but it also creates the perfect conditions for unwanted growth, especially algae. High humidity, minimal sun exposure, and leftover organic debris ...

Gardening expert Monty Don has shared his tips for cleaning patios and pathways this autumn, which can become slippery and dangerous at this time of year due to the growth of algae. Monty Don has ...

Days ago, Jerry stopped by my website, AsktheBuilder.com. He reads my column each week in his local paper and was perplexed by algae growth on the exterior of his home. Jerry hales from Chesterton, ...

The use of porous pavement surfaces for parking lots, driveways, alleys, and footpaths as an effective best management practice to control stormwater runoff has been growing at a double digit rate in ...

The monsoon season often brings unwanted algae growth on patios, balconies, and driveways, creating slippery and unsightly surfaces. Natural solutions like white vinegar, baking soda paste, or lemon ...