'Incredible' 30p hack will kill patio moss instantly without any scrubbing Moss thrives in damp and poorly drained spots, often cropping up in the shadier parts of gardens.
Sue Wilding advised: "Dilute white vinegar with water, about one part vinegar and 10 parts water.
Pat Baker echoed this, saying the cheap kitchen staple "kills moss instantly" on hard surfaces but warned against letting it contact plants due to its acetic acid.
She also asked for suggestions on clearing green moss and gunk from her garden paving, saying: "Please bear in mind that we do have a small dog who likes to explore, so no harsh chemicals.
The substance must be diluted before application due to its potent acidic nature, which can lead to potential damage on surfaces like patios if applied directly.
