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Fries-With-That · **Posted: 30-03-2009 , 11:02 PM** #4

Easiest way to clean the white wash is with a wire brush.

wait until you've had a few dry days and then use a wire brush to scrub the whitewash, then whitewash it again. WHEN WORKING WITH WHITEWASH BE SURE TO WEAR SAFETY GLASSES AND DECENT WORK GLOVES.

algae on whitewash is usually caused by water running down the walls( or by splashing up on the walls) make sure the gutters and downpipes are in proper working order and keep them cleaned out.

the best thing you can use on the inside is jeyes fluid( available from most hardwares or supermarkets)

If you want a proper farm type cleaner go to one of the farm co-op stores and buy a cleaner that the farmers use for their milking parlours.

	Posted: 30-03-2009 , 11:02 PM #4
Fries-With-That Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Nenagh, Co. Tipperary Posts: 505	Cleaning Easiest way to clean the white wash is with a wire brush. wait until you've had a few dry days and then use a wire brush to scrub the whitewash, then whitewash it again. WHEN WORKING WITH WHITEWASH BE SURE TO WEAR SAFETY GLASSES AND DECENT WORK GLOVES. algae on whitewash is usually caused by water running down the walls( or by splashing up on the walls) make sure the gutters and downpipes are in proper working order and keep them cleaned out. the best thing you can use on the inside is jeyes fluid( available from most hardwares or supermarkets) If you want a proper farm type cleaner go to one of the farm co-op stores and buy a cleaner that the farmers use for their milking parlours.