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Citybreak1

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I got a slab cut from my back garden moved to front. There’s some white marks went on a slab already down and also some white blotching how long would I expect this to stay for? Few months years? It’s a shared open plan path so can’t jet wash. Putting mud down on last slab just made it more white.
 

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paint some plant feed or milk on the white patch's this will speed up the algae growth to cover them

John
 

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Will it restore it without spending alot on a driveway? Im afraid to clean them incase it makes issue worse
 

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It may never have uniform visual appearance across the slab. You could try using a stiff brush plus soapy water to see if that removes the worst of the "muck".
 

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I managed go get the white marks off but not the green from the trees at the back. When it’s wet it’s an exact match. However I don’t really feel satisfied had advice like pressure wash but wont match the open plan gardens. I’ve had two driveway quotes but they cost a fair few thousand?
 

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Wear gloves and preferably goggles if you try this, but using household bleach and a brush on the green area may be worth trying. Make sure it does not spread onto growing plants.
 

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Soda Crystals / Washing Soda aka Sodium Carbonate is another possibility with a good scrub.

e.g.
savers.co.uk/Household/Cleaning-Products/Multi-Purpose-Cleaners/Dri-Pak-Soda-Crystals-1kg/p/13089

savers.co.uk/Household/Cleaning-Products/Cleaning-Sponges-%26-Dish-Cloths/Keep-It-Handy-Scrubbing-Brush/p/773249
 
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