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It's a shame they chopped them back - and halfway through the red ones too - why did people do stuff like that?
I've never cleaned outdoor tiles but Patio Magic or similar and a pressure washer?
If you don't have a pressure washer we actually have one. At least in theory: it's been on 'long term loan' to someone else on Rensburg since not long after we moved in, so hopefully it still exists/works.
I am hoping that when we lift the fugly paving slabs outside the front of ours we'll find the original tiles a layer or too down, but this is probably wishful thinking.
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why did people do stuff like that?
Could be Thames Water fixing a leak.
That's how all the nice old paths on our street were ruined. And some new ones!
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Looking at other streets there are quite a few the same so it looks like an en masse job, I don't think it was Thames water as our pipes to the house were shit original ones I replaced to get better water pressure and less lead poisoning and it did nothing.
What do you think they were like originally? I can't imagine they hard a border? I know the fences were taken in the war but that should not have effected things?
Howard
chrisbmx116
Doesn’t look like much but managed to patch up the shit show concrete at the end of my path. Just a layer of ready mixed and then a liberal sprinkling with a watering can, way less work than expected.
Next up tile cleaning, and recommendations?