Wet & Forget works on all outdoor surfaces and this holds true for your swimming pool area. You can apply Wet & Forget to pool surrounds and pool cages. It’s non-caustic, non-acidic and does not contain bleach, so it won’t harm the pH of your pool. Just keep people and pets off the surface until dry. But what happens if the surface gets wet again from the pool? Here is a recent inquiry we receive to help answer that question.

This is one question we get a few times each month, so we thought it’d be a good idea to address it on the blog!

Q: I just applied Wet & Forget. Why is it turning my concrete brown?

Whether you’re painting, staining or sealing, it’s important to make sure your surface is clean before you start the project. Unsightly moss, mold and mildew can fight through a new coat of paint and continue to grow as if nothing happened.

But Wet & Forget can help get your surface tidied up, giving your painting, staining or sealing project started on the right foot. This much you already know. The question is, how soon after applying Wet & Forget can people paint/stain/seal their surfaces? We hear this question quite a bit, so we’re addressing it here. The inquiry below is very specific, but the answer applies to all sorts of surfaces and improvement methods.

Wet & Forget is a different way of cleaning than most traditional methods. The most significant difference is that once you apply it, all you have to do is let mother nature to do the rest. But how does the Wet & Forget process differ from other outdoor cleaning products? We received a similar inquiry that may help answer this question.
Q: How does the Wet & Forget cleaning process compare to other outdoor products?
A: Wet & Forget has a pH of 8 which is close to neutral (7), most traditional moss, …

Different styles of homes often cannot use the same products due to the different structures of each style. Fortunately, Wet & Forget is a product that can be used on a vast number of outdoor surfaces. If you are wondering if it is safe to use on your home, here is an inquiry we received that may help.

Mold is a bacteria that commonly appears on outdoor surfaces because they are constantly exposed to a warm or moist environment. With the help of Wet & Forget you can begin to remove mold from your outdoor surfaces. But in the case of black mold, why isn’t it going away? Here is a similar inquiry we received that can help answer that question.

Outdoor surfaces can easily become consumed by things such as moss, mold or mildew, making outdoor cleaning long and strenuous. However, with Wet & Forget it’s easy, all you have to do is apply it and let nature do the rest. But exterior surfaces come in numerous sizes and textures, and some require more cleaning than others. How much Wet & Forget you will actually need to effectively clean different types of exterior surfaces? Here is a similar inquiry that we recently received to help answer that question.

Q: What is the coverage rate of Wet & Forget?

I just love the product. It worked wonderfully on my recycled plastic LL Bean adirondack chairs and my vinyl sided house. I first learned about it from the Paul Parent garden show. I’ve used up most of my first container and will soon be getting another. I’ve told pretty much everyone I know how fabulous it is. Several co-workers have also purchased this product thanks to my recommendation.
-Maureen T.
Did you ever hear about a product but think ‘if it sounds too good to be true, it is’? Well after using …

Plants and flowers are essential elements in adding beauty to a home, office or garden. People may be hesitant to use a product such as Wet & Forget with the fear that it could ruin the survival of their plants. Since Wet & Forget can be used on any outdoor surface, it’s a given that Wet & Forget can run off the surface that you are spraying and come in contact with your plants and flowers. But will your plants be ruined after an encounter with Wet & Forget? Here is a similar inquiry we received that can help answer that question.

Rain is crucial in many ways, including sustaining life, enabling frolicking, and of course, activating Wet & Forget. The reason Wet & Forget can only be used on outdoor surfaces is because it needs to interact with wind and rain to to its job. But what happens if you have a mossy and moldy outdoor surface that’s not exposed to rain, such as a porch ceiling or a covered deck? Here’s an inquiry we received recently that asks just that question.