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MP4VT2004
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MP4VT2004

I've done the same in the past...you have to be careful with...

...the pressure though, as too much will start removing the asphalt granules from the shingles.
Posted: 04/24/2025 at 09:15 AM ET
(In response to this post by UEMcGill)

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So my neighbor had a crew yesterday washing his roof...
JoesterVT • 04/24/25 09:03 AM ET
Simple, wifey told him she thought the roof was getting dingy and he should
DonHo-kieHi • 04/25/25 04:11 AM ET
…was it on fire ? let the m-effer burn**
chumley • 04/24/25 05:25 PM ET
^^^tried to pawn his fire fighter helmet in Las Vegas^^^**
PhotoHokieNC • 04/24/25 06:55 PM ET
One of two things. It could be bleach product to remove mildew stains/moss
Hokebury • 04/24/25 12:36 PM ET
That's a scam, for certain.**
PhotoHokieNC • 04/24/25 06:49 PM ET
Was it bleach to remove algae stains? I’ve seen that before. **
Stork • 04/24/25 09:09 AM ET
I did a section once to get moss and mold that was building up in a spot.
UEMcGill • 04/24/25 09:09 AM ET
You need to reorient your roof to not face north. Problem solved.**
PhotoHokieNC • 04/24/25 06:50 PM ET
That was exactly the section that got done that way. We twisted the house
UEMcGill • 04/25/25 07:56 AM ET
yeah, I dunno....I never looked across the way and said...
JoesterVT • 04/24/25 09:17 AM ET
I've done the same in the past...you have to be careful with... ◄
MP4VT2004 • 04/24/25 09:15 AM ET
Point of order: the asphalt actually holds the granules in place. Carry on.
PhotoHokieNC • 04/24/25 06:52 PM ET
What are you, some kind of home inspector? 🤣**
MP4VT2004 • 04/24/25 07:07 PM ET
It would be far more interesting if we knew the depth of
PhotoHokieNC • 04/24/25 07:58 PM ET