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My polytunnel is now about 12 months old and I am wondering if I should clean the polythene this winter. There seems to be a little green algae on the outside and other dirt. Should I use some mild detergent and a gentle brush or spray some detergent using pressure washer and rinse gently or should I just leave nature to take it's course?
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i was gonna do mine with a brush, bucket of soapy water, and rinse with the hosepipe.Last edited by lynda66; 11-01-2009, 09:15 PM. -
I've done mine for the last five years with a cheap squidgy brush and fairy liquid and a finish off with a hose. It has worked well, but REMEMBER - go carefully - I managed to get carried away last year and got a hole in the plastic from not paying attention and going at it a bit too energetically.~
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Citrox, soft brush, and someone (tall) to help me reach the top!Growing in the Garden of England
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I used 2 mops to do mine, one a flat spongy one, and one stringy headed one, plus Ecover. Did the job fine, and no damage to the cover
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Mine is just a year old but since we live by the sea had salt deposits on as well as the green stuff etc. I took a soft sweeping brush and a basin of warm water with a little Ecover washing liquid (I didn't want to contaminate the ground as I am planting early) and washed down inside and outside (as far up as I could reach). My hubby then gave it a quick spray down with the hose. I've been keeping the door open for most of the time daily to keep air circulating and let moisture out in the mornings. Seemed to work fine.Suzie Spud
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