Looking like it's working really good. Do you know what is being used.

@RealBookerScott Muriatic acid.

@RealBookerScott 🙌

It's this

ever heard of a power washer?

@theREALhunt24 Diluted muriatic acid. I used to be a mason

Great video, if you’re happy to bollocks up the environment and then complain there is no wildlife. Water, sand and elbow grease works, just takes longer.

Guess y'all never heard of a pressure washer.

@wickedtiger315 Hydrogen peroxide?

@wickedtiger315 Sounds interesting.

Any males replying with anything other than muriatic acid (AKA hydrochloric acid) should just go ahead and turn in your man card now. 🙄

Probably something where you shouldn’t be just raw dogging it with no gloves on?

"...Do you know what is being used." Probably something that has 43 warnings on its label saying "WEAR YOUR DAMN HAND PROTECTION!!".

Viniger

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That’s cool… I just… works great✌️

Muriatic acid. You can tell by the brownish bubbling.

This is kind of stupid because they scrub it, which if you’re using muriatic acid is totally unnecessary. One of the examples looks like it’s a bunch of mold which would be just as easily cleaned with vinegar or bleach. Clean the decks not really one size fits all. Some of those parts would probably come up with just water. If you dilute the bleach and clean the whole deck with that first and go back in spot clean with muriatic acid, you shouldn’t kill your plants, but on pavers it will certainly kill the sprouts in the gaps.

And doing it on a regular basis right.

Wet and Forget. Amazingly simple to use.

Xenomorph molecular acid .

That sounds different.

Peroxide is the main ingredient.

Hydrochloric acid, also known as muriatic acid and for those that asked about the white stain from hard water it should work as well.

3 tbsp baking Soda, 2 tsp hydrogen peroxide, 2 tbsp Blue Dawn. Mix well to make a thin paste; apply to dirty area. I leave it on for an hour. Use a brush and lots of water.👍

Will it take lawn sprinkler buildup off brick?

Seriously.

In this area where the lawn sprinklers spray on the l brick of the house, it eventually builds up a white residue. Haven't found anything that will take it off.

@NobodymrRobert Hard water? Vinegar.

@NobodymrRobert Tried that...

this is the special cleaner used in the video

@katee_K1 Bleach and vinegar 50 / 50 mix does wonders!

Get it from Ecolab

@PaulaRed62 Trisodium phosphate? Just a guess....

@PaulaRed62 Indeed 👊!!!

@PaulaRed62 It's useful, if kinda toxic, stuff....

It could be sodium percambonate. Sodium percarbonate is an inorganic compound that combines sodium carbonate and hydrogen peroxide, often used as a bleaching and cleaning agent in various products. It breaks down into water, oxygen, and soda ash when dissolved in water.

Sodium hypochlorite is brilliant 🤩

You’d be surprised what clear vinegar and some sunshine will do.

Pool Acid. (Muriatic Acid, which is mostly HCl)

might be Hydrochloric Acid (HCl), If you use Hydrochloric Acid: Dilute properly (usually 1 part acid to 10–20 parts water) Always add acid to water, never water to acid Wear gloves, mask, and eye protection Ensure good ventilation Avoid contact with metal fittings, marble, or granite (it can damage them) Rinse area thoroughly with water afterward

Hydrogen peroxide

Hydrogen peroxide (H2O2)?

hydrogen peroxide, period

My guess. Coca cola

Now that's interesting .