rcproperty 245 Posted January 26, 2016 for those really bad dried on algae covered roofs, what is your go to pre treatment chemical?? Share this post Link to post
Tuffers 3,548 Posted January 26, 2016 Diluted Virosol applied via a home made pole/lance Share this post Link to post
rcproperty 245 Posted January 26, 2016 I normally use Selden Maxima, I have found that better than some stuff out there, but always buying new ones to try lol Share this post Link to post
CHWS 469 Posted January 26, 2016 I use TFR in the bottle attachment for my power washer and soak the whole thing Share this post Link to post
DanielT 46 Posted January 26, 2016 I always used either Selden maxima or strongarm, but now I am all about Ubik2000! Share this post Link to post
rcproperty 245 Posted January 26, 2016 I always used either Selden maxima or strongarm, but now I am all about Ubik2000! what made you change from selden? Share this post Link to post
DanielT 46 Posted January 26, 2016 It was all the ubik talk on here. Seemed a bit more eco friendly too 1 rcproperty reacted to this Share this post Link to post
Green Pro Clean Ltd 4,739 Posted January 26, 2016 I wet with garden hose and then apply 10/1 Ubik mix. Drink a cuppa then brush it off. Share this post Link to post
Dave B 6,611 Posted January 26, 2016 Ubik or virosol Leave for a few minutes max and don't leave to dry out The green stuff melts away Getting the roof wet first definitely helps avoid staining from drying out and using that method i have not stained anything Share this post Link to post
Andy 178 Posted January 27, 2016 Ubix. Normal fascia cleans 25/ 1 really bad stronger mix I use a back pack pump through my pole and adjertate at the same time leave 5 mins pole off. Happy days Share this post Link to post
Dave B 6,611 Posted January 27, 2016 I have been told tfr is great..not as strong as virosol or ubik but no need to worry about staining upvc You can let it dry completely with no damage I use virosol mainly due to the fact it is strong enough that i never pre treat i just use it mixed with water on my brush (usually in a bucket to occasionally dip the brush in) and brush on a section of around 9 foot of fascia and gutter and immediately turn the water on and continue scrubbing which rinses most of it off anyway..final quick rinse then move to next section Roofs i will do a couple of panels at 1 time using the same method if green or just brush on and hose off with customers tap before final rinse Share this post Link to post
kahoona 169 Posted January 27, 2016 Viro-sol for me, although I have tried Ubik and it seemed just as good. I use a 20-1 dilution, spray it on, leave it for 5 mins or so, being careful not to let it dry especially on sunny days. Then give it good old scrub with the brush , hose down with tap water, if custy will let you use their outside tap. repeat on really stubborn algy( very rare have to this). Then give a final light brushing and rinse with pure. 1 Dave B reacted to this Share this post Link to post
Eviestevie 772 Posted January 27, 2016 Algon is very good specially for really green roofs Share this post Link to post