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MikeB4

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#2869602 16-Feb-2022 12:55

Due to the risks of getting on a roof, my inability to do it we have used these guys in the past and they do a great job. My wife is always keen to do it herself but I am not comfortable with being on the roof especially without the rails.

https://edwardsandhardyroofing.co.nz/

Here is a crazy notion, lets give peace a chance.

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#2869612 16-Feb-2022 13:11

MikeAqua:

I would say seeing as you are on leave and it's been designated your job, do the slow acting spray-and-walk away product. You'll be done in a few hours and then you can have an actual holiday

Yep. Next issue is we have a two storey house, the yellow mould is only on the ridge lines, but the hose pressure is marginal, but trestle will help that and a low wind day. Then I can't see so the wife will be navigating from a distance lol. All good fun. Oh, needs to be cloudy, no wind, wife home, no rain in 12 hours, but all good, when those ducks line up, be onto it!

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#2869620 16-Feb-2022 13:29

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timmmay:

I think I something sulphate in the greenhouse and it REEKS for days. From memory copper sulphate is very strongly coloured as well and can stain. Be a bit careful.

Copper sulfate is blue, no discernible odour that I remember. Lime sulphur stinks likes the hounds of hades. Copper hydrochloride, is powder blue, with minimal odour.

Yeah that's right. Lime Sulphur very smelly, copper hydrochloride is messy. I wouldn't put either on my house / roof.

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#2869624 16-Feb-2022 13:31

tdgeek:

MikeAqua:

I would say seeing as you are on leave and it's been designated your job, do the slow acting spray-and-walk away product. You'll be done in a few hours and then you can have an actual holiday

Yep. Next issue is we have a two storey house, the yellow mould is only on the ridge lines, but the hose pressure is marginal, but trestle will help that and a low wind day. Then I can't see so the wife will be navigating from a distance lol. All good fun. Oh, needs to be cloudy, no wind, wife home, no rain in 12 hours, but all good, when those ducks line up, be onto it!

Be careful not to get any on your skin or in your eyes.

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#2869628 16-Feb-2022 13:38

timmmay:

Be careful not to get any on your skin or in your eyes.

Thanks. I got 30 second hose end, ill pop on a Katmandu parka, gloves, cap and I've got wrap around plastic protection glasses

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#2871141 19-Feb-2022 05:52

MikeB4:

Due to the risks of getting on a roof, my inability to do it we have used these guys in the past and they do a great job. My wife is always keen to do it herself but I am not comfortable with being on the roof especially without the rails.

https://edwardsandhardyroofing.co.nz/

Had these guys in, roof looks good.

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