White houses are meant to look pure and pristine, but moss, algae, and mildew on your siding can make them look dingy and sick instead. If you're tired of plant matter accumulating on the outside of your home, here are a few tips for permanently getting rid of it.
Removing The Algae And Moss
Before you get started, cover up any nearby desirable plants with a light tarp or some plastic grocery bags.
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