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A dry day gives patio cleaner time to work, so choosing the right weather is part of getting a good clean. Knowing how to use patio cleaner starts with clearing loose dirt and weeds, then diluting and applying the produc…

Two surfaces made from Tasmanian Sandstone can need different care, even when they look much the same. The stone’s character can vary, and its finish, condition and exposure all affect how it responds to cleaning. That i…

A more aggressive clean isn’t always a better clean. With Hawkesbury Sandstone, the golden, textured surface that gives Sydney buildings and gardens their local character can be affected by the wrong treatment. Black spo…

That high-pressure blast you think is saving your patio might actually be the very thing stripping away its character. Many homeowners believe the only way to shift stubborn black lichen from Victoria Bluestone is with a…

Your high-pressure washer might be the biggest threat to your Sydney sandstone, not the moss itself. It's frustrating to watch your beautiful golden pavers turn into a slippery, green hazard every winter, especially when…

We often hear from customers who are concerned about slippery outdoor surfaces during the winter months. Built-up algae, moss and other organic growth can make patios, driveways and paths dangerously slippery, with elderly family members and young children particularly at risk of slipping or nearly falling. For many homeowners, it’s not just about keeping their outdoor spaces looking clean, it’s about creating a safer environment for the whole family while tackling unsightly growth without resorting to harsh chemicals.

What if the high-pressure washer you've been lugging around is actually doing more harm than good to your Sydney sandstone? Most homeowners assume that a blast of water is the only way to tackle those stubborn, unsightly…

What if your high-pressure washer is actually the worst tool for cleaning your pavers? Most Australian homeowners spend an entire Saturday blasting their outdoor areas, only to find those stubborn, ink-like marks haven't…

That high-pressure blast you spent all Saturday afternoon wielding might be the very reason your stone looks like a swamp again just a few weeks later. It's incredibly frustrating to look out the window and realize, "My …