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Western Telegraph
29-04-2025
- General
- Western Telegraph
Mrs Hinch fans rave about B&Q algae removal cleaning product
As we head into National Gardening Week, many people are searching for tips and tricks on how to spruce up their outdoor space. Removing green algae from fences and decking is one of the most searched for topics as more homeowners want to spend time sitting outside. And now fans of cleaning guru Mrs Hinch have shared a product that they believe 'works wonders' to remove the slimy substance. How to Get Rid of These Common Garden Pests Wet & Forget cleaning solution, primarily designed for outdoor use, is known for its ability to remove mould, lichen, algae, and other contaminants by allowing natural elements to clean surfaces over time. It is available in a 2L bottle from B&Q or Wickes for £18. To use, simply dilute one part Wet & Forget to five parts water in a garden pump sprayer. Mrs Hinch fans hail 'game-changing' algae remover Cleaning fans in Facebook's public group Mrs Hinch Cleaning Tips are raving about the solution, saying that Wet & Forget banishes algae in "one hour". One supporter wrote: 'Wet & Forget is game-changing! Our fences got green, we mixed up some Wet & Forget with the appropriate amount of water, and it was literally all gone in one hour. A container lasts ages.' Another said: 'I used Wet & Forget on my very dirty green slabs and fence two weeks ago, sprayed on and just left, now amazingly clean without any further washing or scrubbing.' 'Wet & Forget - hubby used this last year and the results were amazing,' one person commented. The Wet & Forget website states: 'This powerful solution effortlessly tackles unsightly and stubborn growths without the need for harsh scrubbing or the use of hazardous chemicals. 'Ideal for a wide range of surfaces, it ensures your patios, driveways, and walls remain clean and inviting throughout the year.' Recommended reading: What are some of the signs of algae on my fence? Green, slimy, or fuzzy texture that grows on the wood. Algae can appear as green, black, or brown patches on the fence. Musty or damp smell: If the fence is affected by algae or mould, you might notice a musty or damp smell. Pressure washing can also be a good way to remove green from fence panels that is proving stubborn to shift - just make sure you start on a lower pressure not to cause damage to certain areas.
South Wales Argus
29-04-2025
- General
- South Wales Argus
Mrs Hinch fans rave about B&Q algae removal cleaning product
As we head into National Gardening Week, many people are searching for tips and tricks on how to spruce up their outdoor space. Removing green algae from fences and decking is one of the most searched for topics as more homeowners want to spend time sitting outside. And now fans of cleaning guru Mrs Hinch have shared a product that they believe 'works wonders' to remove the slimy substance. How to Get Rid of These Common Garden Pests Wet & Forget cleaning solution, primarily designed for outdoor use, is known for its ability to remove mould, lichen, algae, and other contaminants by allowing natural elements to clean surfaces over time. It is available in a 2L bottle from B&Q or Wickes for £18. To use, simply dilute one part Wet & Forget to five parts water in a garden pump sprayer. Mrs Hinch fans hail 'game-changing' algae remover Cleaning fans in Facebook's public group Mrs Hinch Cleaning Tips are raving about the solution, saying that Wet & Forget banishes algae in "one hour". One supporter wrote: 'Wet & Forget is game-changing! Our fences got green, we mixed up some Wet & Forget with the appropriate amount of water, and it was literally all gone in one hour. A container lasts ages.' Another said: 'I used Wet & Forget on my very dirty green slabs and fence two weeks ago, sprayed on and just left, now amazingly clean without any further washing or scrubbing.' 'Wet & Forget - hubby used this last year and the results were amazing,' one person commented. The Wet & Forget website states: 'This powerful solution effortlessly tackles unsightly and stubborn growths without the need for harsh scrubbing or the use of hazardous chemicals. 'Ideal for a wide range of surfaces, it ensures your patios, driveways, and walls remain clean and inviting throughout the year.' Recommended reading: What are some of the signs of algae on my fence? Green, slimy, or fuzzy texture that grows on the wood. Algae can appear as green, black, or brown patches on the fence. Musty or damp smell: If the fence is affected by algae or mould, you might notice a musty or damp smell. Pressure washing can also be a good way to remove green from fence panels that is proving stubborn to shift - just make sure you start on a lower pressure not to cause damage to certain areas.
South Wales Guardian
28-04-2025
- General
- South Wales Guardian
Mrs Hinch fans rave about B&Q algae removal cleaning product
As we head into National Gardening Week, many people are searching for tips and tricks on how to spruce up their outdoor space. Removing green algae from fences and decking is one of the most searched for topics as more homeowners want to spend time sitting outside. And now fans of cleaning guru Mrs Hinch have shared a product that they believe 'works wonders' to remove the slimy substance. Wet & Forget cleaning solution, primarily designed for outdoor use, is known for its ability to remove mould, lichen, algae, and other contaminants by allowing natural elements to clean surfaces over time. It is available in a 2L bottle from B&Q or Wickes for £18. To use, simply dilute one part Wet & Forget to five parts water in a garden pump sprayer. Cleaning fans in Facebook's public group Mrs Hinch Cleaning Tips are raving about the solution, saying that Wet & Forget banishes algae in "one hour". One supporter wrote: 'Wet & Forget is game-changing! Our fences got green, we mixed up some Wet & Forget with the appropriate amount of water, and it was literally all gone in one hour. A container lasts ages.' A post shared by Wet & Forget UK (@wetandforgetuk) Another said: 'I used Wet & Forget on my very dirty green slabs and fence two weeks ago, sprayed on and just left, now amazingly clean without any further washing or scrubbing.' 'Wet & Forget - hubby used this last year and the results were amazing,' one person commented. The Wet & Forget website states: 'This powerful solution effortlessly tackles unsightly and stubborn growths without the need for harsh scrubbing or the use of hazardous chemicals. 'Ideal for a wide range of surfaces, it ensures your patios, driveways, and walls remain clean and inviting throughout the year.' Recommended reading: Can you paint over algae on a fence? How to remove it 5 garden improvements that could result in up to £20k fine Dog owners warned of fatal plants that could endanger pets Pressure washing can also be a good way to remove green from fence panels that is proving stubborn to shift - just make sure you start on a lower pressure not to cause damage to certain areas.
Daily Record
23-04-2025
- General
- Daily Record
FREE Fothergill's Giant Sunflower Seeds with this great offer from Dobbies
Celebrate National Gardening Week with this great offer from Dobbies to get you growing this spring! As they celebrate 160 years of helping British gardeners to grow, we've teamed up with Dobbies Garden Centres and Fothergill's seeds to offer every reader the chance to grow their very own Giant Sunflower this summer. Pick up your Daily Record and Sunday Mail on Saturday 26, Sunday 27, Monday 28 or Tuesday 29 April 2025 to get your hands on this offer! Now is the perfect time to plant sunflower seeds and brighten up your garden in a matter of weeks, and experience garden living at its best. Pick up a free packet of Sunflower seeds from one of 53 Dobbies Garden Centres across the UK, while stocks last! To plant, all you need is 9cm pots, peat-free compost, bamboo canes and seeds. Simply sow a seed in each 9cm pot with peat-free compost. Start them off on a bright windowsill, planting outside once frosts have finished. Don't forget to water regularly. The brand-new Oh Sow Simple range from Fothergill's aim to make it as easy as possible for everyone to grow their own flowers, herbs and vegetables. And Dobbies' Green Team are always on hand to offer tips, advice and encouragement on how to grow your own. They also host FREE monthly Grow How sessions which are open to all. So don't miss out! Pick up your paper from Saturday April 26 until Tuesday April 29, 2025 to get your voucher and pop into your local Dobbies to pick up your free sunflower seeds, subject to availability.
Daily Mirror
23-04-2025
- General
- Daily Mirror
FREE Fothergill's Giant Sunflower Seeds with this great offer from Dobbies
Celebrate National Gardening Week with this great offer from Dobbies to get you growing this spring! As they celebrate 160 years of helping British gardeners to grow, we've teamed up with Dobbies Garden Centres and Fothergill's seeds to offer every reader the chance to grow their very own Giant Sunflower this summer. Pick up your Mirror on Saturday 26, Sunday 27, Monday 28 or Tuesday 29 April 2025 to get your hands on this offer! Now is the perfect time to plant sunflower seeds and brighten up your garden in a matter of weeks, and experience garden living at its best. Pick up a free packet of Sunflower seeds from one of 53 Dobbies Garden Centres across the UK, while stocks last! To plant, all you need is 9cm pots, peat-free compost, bamboo canes and seeds. Simply sow a seed in each 9cm pot with peat-free compost. Start them off on a bright windowsill, planting outside once frosts have finished. Don't forget to water regularly. The brand-new Oh Sow Simple range from Fothergill's aim to make it as easy as possible for everyone to grow their own flowers, herbs and vegetables. And Dobbies' Green Team are always on hand to offer tips, advice and encouragement on how to grow your own. They also host FREE monthly Grow How sessions which are open to all. So don't miss out! Pick up your paper from Saturday April 26 until Tuesday April 29, 2025 to get your voucher and pop into your local Dobbies to pick up your free sunflower seeds, subject to availability.
