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I haven't tried it yet, but "Wet and Forget" claims to handle this kind of stuff.
Buddy of mine mentioned that stuff as well (he hadn't tried it either)... a bit expensive, but if it does the job by just spraying on and no scrubbing...I haven't tried it yet, but "Wet and Forget" claims to handle this kind of stuff. You can also make a bleach and hot water solution and spray it out of a garden sprayer. Add a little dish soap in the solution. Dish soap will act as a surfactant and helps it cling a little longer. Than wash it all off after a few minutes. A power washer is a big help, but you don't need a 3000 psi model. It is real easy to destroy wood and strip paint with a high powered pressure washer.
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