How Do You Remove The Mold & Mildew From Shingles?
Mold and mildew can be become an eye sore on the exterior of a house. Being in warmer and more humid climates makes for a breeding ground for all types of fungal growth. Shingles aren’t immune to this phenomenon. Making the investment to have shingles on your home predicates the need to protect your assets. The Asphalt Manufacturers Association says that mildew on shingles often can be mistaken for soot or dirt. The association assures, however, that mildew does not degrade the shingles, making it more of a cosmetic problem. This article shows how to combat this problem. Removing Mildew Step 1 Lighten the discoloration with this simple tip: Dilute one gallon of 5 percent bleach with one gallon of water. Soak a sponge in the solution. Wipe down the shingles lightly and do not scrub. Rinse the solution with water. Step 2 Treat the shingles with fungicide developed for shingles. Find this at any home improvement or big box store. Only treat the shingles every 2 to 5 years with the fungici
