Algae Stains

Removing green algae or black algae stains can be both tough and frustrating. Because of your busy, over-scheduled life, it's important to remove algae stains as quickly as possible. An oxygen bleach cleaner is an effective algae stain remover which can preserve the integrity of the item or surface. Removing green algae or black algae stains is fast and easy when you mix an all-natural, environmentally safe oxygen bleach and apply that solution to the stained area. Why live with unsightly algae stains when they can be easily cleaned and restored? You'll save time, money and effort by applying this effective algae stain remover.

Algae Stains

On Larger Surfaces

What You'll Need:

• Mix 8 oz. of Stain Solver Oxygen Bleach per gallon of warm water
• Hand-Pump Sprayer
• Push Broom
• Hose to Rinse
• Large Bucket

Directions:

Add the Stain Solver powder to the warm water. Stir until completely dissolved. Use to clean green algae or black algae from cedar siding, decks, patios and roofs. Apply solution liberally with the pump sprayer to a cool surface on a cloudy day or in the shade. Let soak for 20 minutes, never allowing the solution to evaporate. Scrub with a push broom. Rinse the clean surface off with a garden hose. Test on a small area to see how easy it is to use before attempting large areas. Surfaces wet with this solution are slippery and very dangerous. Be extremely careful so as not to fall.

On Smaller Surfaces

What You'll Need:

• 1 oz. of Stain Solver Oxygen Bleach
• 1 Quart Warm Water
• Mixing Bowl
• Stiff Scrub Brush

Directions:

Add the Stain Solver powder to the warm water. Stir until completely dissolved. Saturate the green algae or black algae stained area with the solution. Let sit for 10-15 minutes. Scrub the stain with the brush at the end of the wait period. Repeat if necessary. Rinse tile with clear water. Any white residue that remains can be removed with a clean, wet rag.