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I have used this product on driveways, unpainted fences, rock retaining walls, concrete blocks, brick walls unpolished landcape granite stones, paved pathways and composite decks. It cleans so well, that it eliminates need to pressure wash. Concrete Driveway was almost black, before application, however, now it has a newly laid look. I have been using his product near plants (not edible) and have noticed no damage. Yes, its hard to control overspray 100% of time. I love that rain, snow, wind are also the cleaning agents and I dont need to waste any additional water in cleaning. Water is expensive. Rock retaining walls look like newly installed and just made, after using this product. I have had people think 10 year old walls were installed a month ago. I also use it on pebble bed to keep cobblestones looking clean. It works. It keeps fences clean even after 2 years of application. It doesnt seem to attract as much moss, lichen mold etc. It does give it weathered clean light grey/whitish look, which I dont mind. It does NOT give a fresh brown wood look, like if you pressure washed it. One needs to be patient after using the product. It works slowly over a year. The best time to apply it is dry fall day, so the rains can help with cleaning, not to mention winter snow. After that once a year to year and a half, maintainence is more than enough. And come spring and summer, you can enjoy the cleaner surfaces. I also used it on cedar roof. I did excellent job with it. However, the roof was old and leaked after this application, requiring me to change the roof. My theory could be a combination of any: 1) It actually started eating the moss and mold between cedar shakes, that was actually like a barrier for water somewhat. my cedar shakes had only 2 to 5 years of life left and potentially cleaning it, reduced its life 2) I walked on roof to apply the product which could have strained old shakes. - There are special shoe fasteners that I overlooked wearing. The house damage was negligible and very promptly addressed, though I wish I didnt have that extra expense. That said, I would stay out of the roof - for the rest of my life and have a professional take care of business. I almost always have extra bottles on hand. It is extremely helpful to have a battery sprayer. I used a 1 gallon manual one for years and it works just fine. Battery sprayer is way faster and probably reduces the time by three quarters. i have not tried the other product from wet and forget that connects to the hose. Many have found difficulty in the way the spray works. I dont want to try something new when this works great. Moss, slowly wears off. Lichen growing on organic surfaces is the hardest, but it loosens that up too. I noticed that the lichen dries up and does not grow even after 2 years of application. I have used this product over 10 years now and this is a cumulative review.

I live in the panhandle of Florida. Item arrived with a tag attached which said, in so many words, "Read the instructions thoroughly, or don't complain if it doesn't work." I took that to heart and was very meticulous in how I mixed and applied the product. Using a garden sprayer, I applied product to the sidewalk (28-ft 6-inches) immediately leading to my front porch on 1 October. I stopped there and did not treat the remainder of the walkway, so that I could see the contrast between the area treated and what wasn't treated (20-cups water and 4-cups product). One week later (9 Oct) I treated the same area again, this time with 25-cups water and 5-cups product. To date, I can see no significant difference. I do see small quarter-size blotches that appear to be cleaner, but there's a long way to go before I can declare the sidewalk as noticeably cleaner. Probably no fault of the product. It may not be intended to treat the type of stain on my sidewalk. Or, maybe I'm being too impatient! In any case, if I see any marked improvement, I will make it a point to update this review. I opted to try this product instead of using my pressure washer again because, although the pressure washer works, it tends to eat away at the surface of the concrete. Now granted, the instructions on the product state: "REACTION TIME - Once treated...stains may take up to 6 to 12 months to come clean in the very worst case scenario." But, this may not help folks who get complaints from their Homeowner's Assn. asking that they clean their sidewalk immediately. I have a little less than half-gallon remaining, which I will use. But, unless I see a significant difference in 6-months, it is unlikely that I will buy this product again. Results may be different for others. 11 Dec 2014 - Still no significant difference between the treated and untreated sidewalk. I have about a half-gallon remaining, which I will use on my brick to try to control the mold that's returning after a pressure wash I completed almost a year ago. 10 Dec 2015 - I upgraded my review from 4-stars to 5-stars. All I can say is: "THIS STUFF WORKS." A full year after applying it to my sidewalks, I have the cleanest pavement in the neighborhood! That includes my neighbor, who just had her sidewalk pressure washed earlier this year. It may take a while to work, but the effect is long lasting!

I heard about this product on a DIY talk show that I listen to on the weekends. It sounds too good to be true, but I'd hate to miss out on a possible good product! :) The pros: + VERY easy to apply with a spray bottle or pump sprayer. + Work great on exterior brick surfaces, like chimneys. + Advertised - 1 gallon concentrate makes 6 gallons of ready to use product. Covers approximately 750-2250 square feet. + Advertised - non-caustic, Non-acidic, Contains no bleach. + Advertised - safe on any outdoor surface. + Advertised - one step process... Wet & Forget! + Advertised - EPA approved one step process that requires no scrubbing or rinsing. + Advertised - safe around plants. + Advertised - continues to clean for up to a year. + Advertised - can be applied at any temperature above 32° & no rain is expected for 4-5 hours. The cons: - Update - 2016 - The price has really gone up in the last year, making this product VERY expensive! Yes, this is a concentrate & makes 6 gallons, but that over $5 a gallon! I dropped one rating star for this. - Work very s-l-o-w-l-y! Don't expect instant results on everything this product is applied to. It could take a month or longer for visible results. - Slight bleach like smell when it's first applied. Not bad, but not scent free. Closing comments: ▪ I sprayed the side of a shed & fencing that had green algae on it. By the next day, it wasn't green, looked white, which should wash off when it rains. :) When I was reading the instructions on how to dilute the concentrate... 1 part Wet & Forget Outdoor to 5 parts water, I thought there had to be easier instructions. I found this on the Wet & Forget website FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions). ▪ For a 1 gallon container or sprayer, add 2-1/2 cups (20 oz.) of Wet & Forget Outdoor concentrate & fill with water to the 1 gallon mark. ▪ For a 2 gallon container or sprayer, add 5 cups (40 oz.) Wet & Forget Outdoor concentrate & fill with water to the 2 gallon mark. ► Update - June 25, 2014 ▪ sprayed the green on the fence & on the concrete under our hose reel yesterday. Today, all that green is gone! Not everything I sprayed shows this kind of result, but so far, I'm impressed enough to up my product rating to 4 out of 5. :) ► Update -November 11, 2014 ▪ We sprayed the driveway + sidewalk yesterday & I can already see it working on the driveway! The long range plan is not having to pressure wash the algae off the concrete in the Spring. :) ▪ I just ordered another gallon so I'd have it on hand, ready to use. ► Update - November 18, 2015 ▪ Since I started using Wet & Forget on the sidewalk & driveway, I haven't had to do any power washing in years! :) ▪ This product is on the expensive side, so I shop around when I need more. The last 2 gallons I purchased cost me $24.97 a gallon at the Home Depot. If you buy 2 gallons on-line, the shipping is free! :) ► Update - March 9, 2016 ▪ I've been using this for years & it works as advertised. The down side is how expensive it's gotten! Last year I paid about $25 a gallon, this year it's $34 a gallon! ▪ The best price I could find this year is here on Amazon & in my opinion, it's expensive! :(

I was told about this product when I groaned about having to pressure wash my six foot ivory fence inside and out as well as my driveway and sidewalks. My husband is terminally ill so I have to do all the exterior maintenance as well as the interior. She told me about Wet It and Forget It, our local home stores didn’t carry it so I ordered it and the hand pump sprayer that you need to use it with from Amazon. I read the directions carefully and started spraying all the green and black mold on the fences and garden arches and it started working on the lighter stains immediately. By the end of the day a lot of the black mold was disappearing. Sometimes it may take days to do all the work and you may want to reapply. The most important thing to remember is to spray only when it is cloudy. Within a few days my fence looked like new! I will always keep it on hand, I see my gutters need to be sprayed and I still need to do the sidewalks and driveway, so I will get to it when I have the time. We have a lot of sun in Florida so I have to wait for shade!

I've lived in a new Southwest Florida neighborhood for 4 years. We all have paver driveways, sidewalks, walkways & patios. At my house, the front of the house faces west. Therefore, the majority of my drive is in the shade until mid afternoon. This gives mildew time to grow. Lots of my neighbors are paying to have theirs sealed or pressure washed. The first couple years, I'd drag the pressure washer out at least 2 to 3 times a year. It's a lot of work...and very messy. I'd come back in the house covered with sand and dirt. One day I was at a local ACE hardware store and this caught my eye. I asked one of the "Helpful hardware folks" and he swore by it using it at his house. So I gave it a try over a year ago and I'm hear to tell you, This Stuff Works! Ok, this is NOT bleach. It won't remove the dark spots immediately. As I understand, it's activated by rain? But over a period of a couple months, you'll notice a drastic improvement. So you might want to clean the bad spots before you treat it. Mine's held up quite nicely for a year now and gives me a chuckle when I see my next door neighbor pressure washing AGAIN! I'll probably buy another bottle this summer and retreat some areas.

Great product, have used for years. Will not instantly kill algae and mold, takes a few days, but puts a barrier that keeps it from coming back for several months.

This product is awesome! The reasons for 3 stars is the price, the vague instructions and lack of specificity for use with the pressure washer you most likely already own and being a little vague about it getting on your lawn, flowers, shrubs and trees that surround the house. Before I go further, I will say the following statements are not meant to devalue the product. It's pretty spectacular! Moreover so people realize this before they buy it. This is concentrate. It needs to be diluted. Most of us already own a pressure washer with bottle feed attachments, rinse tips, extension pole to reach your 30' peaks and likely a foam cannon for our cars, boats, rv's or motorcycles. Formulating this for quick use in the chemical feed-tube or your foam cannon should be a given, and there really aren't directions for use with your pre-existing pressure washer. Now, while the product replaces the need for a 2500psi blast, to clean the house or ground surface, if you have heavy stains, it will leave a brown hue where the dead organic matter is left. So, you will need to either manually brush or pressure wash those areas before application. With a formula made for the bottle feed or foam cannon combined with the low pressure tip, this would replace the need to remove heavy soil, let it dry and then repeat that process with the product. That's my only real complaint. We mostly all own a pressure washer along with other basic home maintenance equipment like mowers, weed whackers and leaf blowers. Chances are, if you are buying this, you already own a pressure washer and most do not own a pressured bottle sprayer or have room for or need for a 30' ladder. What I will say is that when applied correctly, this has allowed us to skip every other wash. In the southeast we get a green film of moss on our siding and flat surfaces. Often this requires a minimum of 1 pressure wash per year and often 2. With this product, we have skipped a couple annual washes over the years. If its a normal dry spring and summer, we can almost always do this every other year. Great product, works well, great value, not very well thought out on application.

I used WET & FORGET 3 years ago on my shed that has wood clapboards and white metal doors and this shed is under trees in a very wet area of the yard. I sprayed it on and after 20 min. I thought “shucks, this doesn’t work !” BUT after a couple of hours VOILÀ, all of the mold, mildew and algae was GONE. The best part was that it hasn’t returned after 3 years ! This doesn’t have bleach in it but it must contain ‘fairy dust’ because it is pure magic. I just bought 2 more containers, even though you mix 1 part WET & FORGET with 5 parts water. I have a 330 year old Tavern on Cape Cod (where we get lots of salty spray and rain) and I am going to spray every inch. The directions say to reapply after 2-3 months. I didn’t do this for the shed but I’ll follow the directions now !! I watched a YouTube video that compares lots of products on a wooden fence BUT the results were compared after 30 min. not a couple of hours. The product that this ‘professional’ recommended was a bleach based liquid that worked well, but with mold spores in every climate I’m sure that the fence needed a redo after awhile where if he used Wet & Forget it would be “Use & Be Happy” ! Thank you to the makers of this product…. I am just a 72 yr old retired nurse and NOT PAID for this review. I just love passing on the news of good products.