‘You’ll never use anything else’ woman vows after getting her filthy, black patio slabs looking brand new with B&Q buy
IT can be a nightmare trying to get patios clean without using some serious elbow grease.
But one woman has revealed there’s a product you can use which does it quickly and easily, and she’s insisted “you’ll never use anything else”.
One person took to the Mrs Hinch Cleaning Tips group on Facebook to ask for suggestions for the best patio cleaner, and was inundated with people recommending the Monty Miracle cleaner.
“Monty Miracle cleaner is the best,” she wrote.
“Honestly it’s so easy to use and so quick.
“No jetwashing, just spray, leave 10 minutes and rinse away with a hosepipe.
“You will never use anything else again!”
She added that she was recommended the product – which you can get in B&Q – by someone else and was “amazed at the result”.
And other people in the comments agreed, with one writing: “Monty Miracle is by far my favourite!”
“Monty miracle works within 10 mins,” another added.
“I use Monty Miracle cleaner too, fantastic isn’t it, and yes so quick and easy to use!” a third raved.
“Monty Miracle cleaner is a game changer, trust me,” someone else agreed.
While others offered their own product suggestions for getting patios looking brand new again.
“I’ve just done mine with Wet and Forget yesterday and they have came up great,” one wrote.
“I left it on all night and rinsed it this morning.”
“If it’s in need of a clean first, neat bleach, stiff broom, jet wash then Patio Magic or Wet and Forget to keep it clean,” another said.
“Jet wash,” a third commented.
“Before I bought one I would empty a whole bottle of good bleach mix in hot water in a large watering can and wet each slab, just leave to dry and hose down.”
“I like the Pink Stuff cream cleaner and a broom to scrub it in then a jet wash,” someone else said.
“Soda crystals in hot water,” another added.
“Stiff broom and scrub and rinse off.”
But someone else warned: “I wouldn’t use any of these chemical cleaners if you have pets.
“It’s dangerous for them.”