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An area of my lawn has died. There are many possible reasons for this but one thing is that that area gets the run-off when I wash bikes. I know the stuff is caustic.
Anyone else had problems with bike cleaners killing their lawn?
This has happened to me with degreasers, so I just did it on the drive instead. ๐
imagine what it does to the rest of the environment after it leaves your properties.
whats wrong with a brush to remove grime?
whats wrong with a brush to remove grime?
Because it doesnt lift oil/lube etc?
finds something mildly acidic and neutralises itself?imagine what it does to the rest of the environment after it leaves your properties.
I never wash bikes with soapy/muck-offy liquids, only water and brushes.
PS I live in a very environmentally unfriendly country, agressively unfriendly.
PS I live in a very environmentally unfriendly country, agressively unfriendly.
Me too and its great isnt it? ๐
never had any problems with using muc-off to clean the bikes on the lawn
does it kill moss?
Me too and its great isnt it?
I don't see any benefits. (it's not the UK)
I thought Muc-off was eco friendly?
Lawns are fine but one word of warning, don't pour directly into Hedgehog's eyes it really pisses them off, much less so than badgers obviously
My herbs didnt like it much - I have replanted and moved the pot away from the bike wash area, plus making risottos that taste like muc off isn't that appealing.