How to get rid of moss?

B3

Not Jeyes Fluid, but I read somewhere that modern disinfectants are odourless. A disinfectant smell is added to convince people that it must be doing a good job.

bédé

The "odour" from disinfectants is from the their early original pine-derived chemicals. Later more economicaaly from coal-tar as cresylics and phenolics;  They work, every farm , every zoo and every stable uses them.  I can't answer for hospitals.  But I don't think hospitals would be influenced by aroma.

SueAtoo

Sprinkling on baking soda (on a dry day) worked for me. 

Fairygirl

@pebblesbrennan4PC0yPWI hasn't returned, so we're only speculating as to the situation.
We need info and a photo if possible, to determine the area - size etc, and it's use. If it's next to planting areas, for example, there needs to be a suitable approach, otherwise those 'home remedies' suggested do huge amount of damage to all sorts of vital insects etc, as many of us have said. 

jchapman985cSzNHKTw

Another vote for Patio Magic. Dry conditions with no rain that day needed. Brush off the following weekend. 

GardenerSuze

I was at a Garden Club meeting the speaker suggested Jeyes Fluid. There were about 150 people in the room and there was a big intake of breath all around the room. A group of club members spoke to the committee afterwards and asked that this speaker should never return to the club again as this type of recommendation was not appropriate.